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Dear brothers and sisters, more then 2 years later: Still have the Tinnitus and Hyperacusis. But I habituated them… let's say: 50%. It happens quite often that I simply forget it. Didn't believe that it's possible. Coz at the beginning it was driving me nuts and I wasn't able to ignore it. Now...

I like Guinness. But alcohol always worsen my Tinnitus. Like stress and coffee. Magnesium is the only thing I notice a small improvement from.

I had that experience as well. I tried out different things in the past 1.5 year. Magnesium reduces my hyperacusis everytime I take it (max day dose). It is not night and day, but I feel it and hear it. It also reduces my Tinnitus: The tone of it is then getting thinner somehow. No drum & bass...

@Carlyi: I read some of your posts in order to find out, if the causes of your T. are like mine. Because I am bit concerned about the Atlas therapy: However, it seems to be not a trivial intervention. Actually I would like to do it, only if really needed. May I ask, if you had also some of...

Atlas profilax - is that just one sort of many atlas therapies or techniques? Did you have hyperacusis as well? Currently living in Zurich, I think I can find here some atlas therapiest. Thanks for sharing information.

@Carlyi : How much atlas sessions have you done? When did your T go down, after 1 session? I have no experience with atlas correction at all. Please tell me more. Thanks.

Thanks Carlyi!!! This gave me hope. You know, that night, before my T occurred, I had a really really bad head/neck position for about 12 hours: 8 hours stressfully working on the computer in the office. And then additional 4 hours on my couch at home to finish the bloody project. When I woke...

I've been to several doctors, ENT specialists, but none of them could diagnose anything. The only "official" thing I got is Sinusitis, which was visible via CT scan and a high blood pressure. But I feel like in the jammed left ear or somewhere in the left side of my inner ear is the problem -...

update: I can't pop my left since I have Tinnitus: Can't make the valsalva maneuver. Calcium changes the tone: The T. remains only like a high pitched tone and loses the tonal body I got (left) ear pain when yawning. Does this mean, my eustachian tube on the left side is infected?

Thanks for your respond! May I ask, how do you know, that it was a combination in your case? Thanks!

@Candy They also checked my ear pressure twice and haven't found anything. But, I feel something is wrong in that left ear. Now, while writing this, I feel some fullness in that ear. Anyway, good to know that this ear pressure test is not telling everything (new to me). Thanks. I have similar...

Dear Michael, thank you for your respond. A very interesting article. But, in my case, as I mentioned, I have some other symptoms as well. Anybody with the eustachian tube problems here? How can I find it out?

Dear all, thanks for your posts here. Here an update of my case: Tinitus and Sinusitis have not changed, since I wrote this in October last year. Sinusitis After they've scanned my head with CT, it turned out that I have Sinusitis. But, the ENT didn't think, that this caused my Tinnitus...

Dear Aksentije, No, my T didn't leave me a second since the October. It's been in my head for almost 1/2 year. Since my throat is also a bit affected and I also had pains in the ears, I think it is caused by an infect. It might be, that other things (stress) had contributed to the disease as...

Today I visited my ENT. No hearing loss according to the audio test. But i felt like my tinnitus tone was 3x louder then those test tones. She did also a check with a mini camera into my nose. Before that she gave me some anesthetic spray into the nose. The thing went pretty deep. She said no...