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My pulsatile tinnitus completely stopped a couple days after I posted this thread. But then today it came back intermittently for a brief few minutes and is now gone again. Wondering if mine is caused by Eustachian tubes since yawning affects it.

Hi all. I had a sudden onset of pulsatile tinnitus just 2 days ago. It started at night when I was trying to sleep. It's like I suddenly can hear my own heartbeat with my left ear. Today it stopped for a few hours and then came back again. I notice whenever I yawn, it will go away for a few...

I was prescribed Suprax (Cefixime) antibiotic for sinusitis and coughing. Anyone tried this before? Wondering if it's safe for T. So far haven't been able to find any mentioned of ototoxicity yet. If anyone come across some info please share here thanks.

I think if one's T is caused by hearing loss then the restoration of hearing should change or stop his T as brain is plastic and it should re-adapt again.

Wow, congratulations Danny! Your wish just granted by Santa (y)

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Sorry to hear about that but on the positive side it also means your T still can be change and that Trobalt has effect on your T. Other treatment like AM101 also reportedly made T worse initially and eventually gets better and better than baseline after some time. Though, i would not continue...

Very much agree. In fact, i would believe the opinion of those who have tried Retigabine than someone who have never try it.

Some of our friends here who tried Retigabine experience changes to their T and the effect can be replicated if they take it again. How could that be placebo!?

From what i read, intratympanic steroid injection or oral steroid could be effective for acoustic trauma with hearing loss. Without hearing loss the chance might be lower but you need to try this asap from onset for the steroid to work.

Maybe you can try some natural anti inflammatory supplements like Curcumin, Quercetin, Bromelain, Pycnogenol?

Hi Kara, I know someone who had her T reduced significantly after few months of immunotherapy. From what I read your allergy will elevate when starting immunotherapy and then it will eventually lower after some time. Hope your T improve soon after the immunotherapy :)

So sorry to hear that. Wish you a speedy recovery, friend.

I think you have a pretty good ENT doctor there. Most doctor will just tell us to go back and live with it without any kind of thorough investigation. Keep us updated with your testing :)

Initially, i thought about stress when i first experience this but after travelling for the sixth time since my T and that my T reduced significantly every time after that i don't think stress or positive thinking plays a big part. And prior to each of my travelling i'm not in any kind of high...