Recent content by Jiri

Hm. Maybe tinnitus sufferers with burdensome or debilitating tinnitus who may already struggle financially are the wrong 'niche market.' Especially, if they're being told that there's nothing that can be done for them by M.D.s. Something's amiss that so few people donate. How about trying to...

Similar with Dr. Rauschecker fundraiser. It's not that people don't want to donate. They literally don't know about it. The right way to go about this is to drive traffic to the fundraiser by utilizing Facebook and social media ads, Google ads etc.

If that's the case I think it's safe to assume they just got better and moved on with their lives. That's good news.

No no. "An anxiolytic is a medication or other intervention that inhibits anxiety." Try red wine e.g (just don't mix with the drugs you mentioned).

I'm sorry to hear that. The thing with neuro drugs is that they don't target only a specific brain region. They affect the chemistry of the whole brain (tapping into its communication system). Did you try any natural anxiolytic?

I'd be all over the moon, if it helped silence chronic tinnitus. I just haven't seen any data yet (human or primate trials) that'd support that notion. There's not enough available info to draw a definitive conclusion. If you're talking a community worth of millions of patients, then yeah...

The only bad paradigm I see here is certain members bashing others for actually getting better. If habituation (getting better) ensures one will live long enough to see a treatment/cure, then so be it. Also, regenerative medicine doesn't ensure anything. Acute tinnitus = a problem of the ear...

Whoa, was looking forward to this :) Thanks! Will check it out for sure.

That's a success story right there. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks heaps @Hazel for travelling all the way to TRI Taiwan to help keep us up-to-date with current tinnitus research. It is much appreciated :thankyousign:

This makes very good sense. Thank you for taking time out to answer my question.

Thank you for your response. Just a side note: the compilation of references and theory was done by @JohnAdams.

Dear @Dr. Ancill, @Dr. Jay Hobbs and @brownbear As medical professionals yourselves, can I ask what your opinion on Dr. Minbo Shim's method of treatment of the sensorineuronal hearing loss and tinnitus is? http://cmclinics.com/category/about-our-clinic/ Thank you for your attention.

The debate handled with grace and class. Nice.

I’m really sorry to hear that. I didn’t know it can get this bad. After my last dental visit my tinnitus is spiking really badly. I guess my mind is clouded a lot too.