Recent content by Jason_Cohen

True. Do we know of any people who had SC treatment at the StemCells21 clinic for tinnitus due to noise damage?

Are there theoretical reasons for why SC treatment wouldn't work as well for people with noise-induced tinnitus? One would think damage to the inner-ear is damage to the inner-ear regardless of the cause.

What were the causes of tinnitus for those who had good results?

Just wanted to let everyone know: I emailed StemCells21 a few months ago asking about a less expensive treatment, and this is what they showed me: One Day Treatment Program: 5,000 USD IV Nutrition Infusion : NAD+ Stem cell administration: 1) Stem Cell injection 15 million MSC around both...

I wouldn't be surprised if it's mostly old information. They most likely did this to get the word out about the upcoming clinical trial.

Did you (or anyone else) catch the webinar? Any important/useful information you can tell us? @Markku

Have you gotten a response back from Kilgard?

Oh, so you can access them for free later on?

Yes, that's it. Here's a better link: https://www.ata.org/news/news/register-atas-webinar-vagus-nerve-stimulation It looks like you either need to pay for an ATA membership (which is around $40-$55) or pay a one-time fee of $25 to watch the webinar.

kilgard@utdallas.edu I emailed him a few months ago. He took about 2 days to respond.

It can go away, if that's what you're asking, but there's no way of knowing whether or not it will.

Focusing on it will not actually make it worse. It will make you think it's worse because you're paying attention to it. Cover it up or "mask" it with other sounds. Personally, I have rain sounds playing in my room. Do things to distract yourself from the noise. Play video games, listen to...

I was checking my email and Will Rosellini responded to a tweet I sent him back in April (which he had already previously responded to.) This original tweet I sent Will: @NeuroStim Is the next trial planned? Sorry for all the questions, have had tinnitus for over a year and very anxious for...

Yeah, I've seen two or three people report their results on this forum (it failed for all of them.) But, according to the results from the second trial, 56% of patients (about 17 out of 30) had good results. I'm thinking a.) most of the participants were older people (50+) who might barely use...

You can send them an email at the bottom of this page: http://dev-microt.pantheonsite.io/en-gb/tinnitus/physicians/how-it-works VNS has been known to treat a number of chronic ailments (epilepsy, depression, tinnitus, even obesity and chronic hiccups) but it's still considered experimental...