Recent content by BellaMia

@henkess Yes! Hyperacusis can be a beast but it's also beatable. I hope you're doing well.

@Stayinghopeful Hey old friend! Yes! Life is about as normal as it's gonna get. I go out now and continue living like I was before T. I avoid concerts still but have been to weddings and just fine with the DJ. I hope you're doing well!

@Tryn2BHopeful Take it 1 day at a time and you will heal again. Just have to be careful. This is a beast of a condition!

I've used antibiotics, Tylenol, anti anxiety (Ativan) but very rarely, Advil, cold medicine. That's all I can think of.

@Tryn2BHopeful What happened?

Hello! I am doing well. My T has been a lot more stable after about 2 years and less intrusive. I'm able to function a lot more normally and my hyperacusis is almost non-existent. How are you?

Hello and how are you? I've been doing a lot better. I went from catastrophic T with Hyperacusis to almost no hyperacusis and mild to moderate T. I have taken medications since with no set backs. As far as vaccines I have stayed away from them and don't plan on getting any.

@RunningMan I'm happy to hear that you have less intense days. This condition is wild.

@Bob3382 You'll get there. Mine didn't start getting easier until 6 months.

@RunningMan I want to do more research but what they specialize in could (possibly) be a benefit with the recent finding of this malformation I was apparently born with. This malformation can also cause Tinnitus but ultimately it was probably that medication. They're hard to find though. I bet U...

I have Chairi Malformation of the brain. So it's not completely clean. Which is what sparked my interest into seeing one.