Recent content by __nico__

I've tried genuinely everything. just about everything you listed. it hasn't worked for me, so I'm killing myself.

Well... I'll be heading out soon. Please remember me as someone who tried her hardest.

Well I'm actually killing myself this month. Sucks I've been pushed to this point but, it is what it is.

Will more than likely be dead this week. I have had enough. Goodbye.

Just curious what dose DXM were you taking? I have resorted to recreational use of it (robotripping), ~800mg is pretty much a dissociative bliss for me.

Tapering off currently, tinnitus is back, pitch perception normal, sound tolerance back to 0, distortions the same as they were pre Prednisone.

Prednisone isn't helping anymore and neither are the various vasodilators.

Each time I take Prednisone the pitch shift madness starts again. Maybe you're right.

Dysacusis is still there. I literally don't care about the tinnitus at all. The hyperacusis, if it were moderate, I could survive. The loss of music due to dysacusis is why I'm here. I would trade it for the worst tinnitus in the world and believe me I've lived with freeway volume tinnitus for...

Tinnitus, hyperacusis, distortions etc were traded off for every single real sound being a tone lower. However, this has again corrected itself over the course of 24 hours, though my dysacusis (but weirdly not my tinnitus) is back.

So I'm currently on a long course/taper of Prednisone at 60 mg and it has made me worse again. Bilateral diplacusis with every single sound being a full tone flatter than it should be. It has eliminated a substantial amount of tinnitus but this is just BAD. I am tapering off now and going low...

My right ear was tinnitus free today but I'm still ravaged by dysacusis/distortions. God. I would rather have excruciating tinnitus than any level of auditory distortions.

Alright... The pitch issue corrected itself.

I'm still on Prednisone, not yet even in the taper phase, and EVERYTHING HAS BEEN PITCHED DOWN A HALF STEP BILATERALLY. This can't be permanent, right?

Yeah, it's a 3 week course with a long taper. Hopefully nothing to worry about.