Recent content by jordan chis

To be honest these are your personal beliefs not proven facts. I agree that hyperacusis very rarely goes away but its fairly common that people make improvements either very minimal or drastic.

I am puzzled by this... how can you say someone who had instant pain from sounds and ear fullness from too much sound exposure didn't have hyperacusis?

Thanks, yes you got it right... I did have my LDLs measured early on before I could tolerate music at 68-70 dB but I'm more than certain that it's improved closer to 80 dB now. How are you doing these days?

I have almost constant ear discomfort of some sort. I wouldn't classify it as pain... It seems that I have broken the ear pain cycle as my hyperacusis is about 30-40% better 5 months in. Only thing that seems to help me is listening to music at 70-75 dB. I was not able to do this at the...

Thanks man, very small improvements since the onset but I'll take it! Not so good bro, my ears, chin and face feels hot sometimes, it's nerve pain I guess, pretty mild though but scary... do you get this also?

Hey Linda, how are you holding up? Hope you are making small improvements since the setback.

Same here, the slightest slightest improvement but at least it's not getting worse.

I find this interesting, has anyone from here tried this?

I'd love to see if anyone has had success with the botox treatment.

Do you take this daily? If so what is your dose?

Hey man, how are you holding up?

Hey, I am glad you are doing better! May I ask how many hours of pink noise you listen to a day?

Man I have the same symptoms. Did you rest your ears completely or did you still go out and do stuff? I get the burning sensation after noise exposure. I'd appreciate your advice a lot. Thanks.

My audiologist is a joke, she said it's all stress related... anyways, how long did it take you before you started seeing improvements?

This I agree with, but there's a big difference between discomfort and pain.