William ShatnerThe beloved actor most famous for his portrait of Captain James T. Kirk in the "Star Trek", he discovered the personal health battle he was privately struggling for more than three decades.

In a recent video for non-profit tenitus Quest, William Shatner opened living with Tinnitus, a permanent hearing state that is caused by the explosion of special effects while recording episode "Star Trek". "

Shatner explained that his trip with tinnitus began in setting up when he was too close to the explosion during filming.

"The result was that I stayed with lasting tenport," 94-year-old actor recalled video.

Over the years, Shatner experienced many rises and falls with their condition, admitting how hard it could be difficult. "I know first hand experience just how hard he can get," he said.

After hearing the news, many people said, sent good wishes to the actor.

"Tinnitus is a terrible condition. Some people don't have as bad as others," said one of his fans. "My bad, and sometimes he's unbearable. The only time I get a relief is when I sleep, and I feel lucky. Some people can't sleep because of that, especially of fireworks and any other sharp, hard, loud sound."

"My tennitus is sometimes so loud, I can focus on anything else," the other shared. "Strange, I went to the audiologist to test my hearing and the results are, except for some high frequencies, my listening only perfect even at very low headphones."

However, other fans were not cute.

"He complains of tinnitus, try to suffer from meniere's disease, nothing like, and can ruin your day, week or month, depending on the level," one individual said. "I suffer from hearing in both ears, but the real problem is how rude people treat you when you ask them to repeat your bad speech or to buy a hearing aid or buy a hearing aid or buy a hearing aid or buy it."

Someone else replied, "That's true, especially low talks. Many people have louder votes, and that's not a problem. IMEMO is the most annoyed conversations."

He said the third, "I had a Tinnitus for 20 years. It is annoying, but one learns to live with it. They must be far worse things to have."

Others discovered, "Ask only about every US military veterinarian about Tinnitus. In the 70s I did with him for decades. I can't say I can't say, but I learned to do."

2023. Shatner discovered the moment he realized that something was wrong.

"I was on the beach and a picturesque moment, and you know how waves go outside. The wave comes (Urlati), and then goes" SSSS "," how it) said, "said the actor" I! News At that time. "Suddenly I heard" SSSS "even though another wave was coming. And so I found (I had a tennision)."