Recent content by kamil1364

Thank you for your advice Michael. I use headphones rarely and only at low volume, and it hasn't made my tinnitus worse so far.

When it comes to dysacusis, is FX-322 or OTO-413 going to be more effective?

@Michael Leigh Michael, if you don't mind answering, how old were you when you first got tinnitus? One of the hardest part for me when it comes to tinnitus is fact that I am 18 years old, and it's really depressing to think that I still haven't really achieved anything, and I will need to do...

I pretty much lost my faith because of tinnitus. It first started after a few hours of lawnmowing (with a grass-cutter) and chainsaw work. I just wanted to help my rather and didn't know about tinnitus, so I wasn't wearing any hearing protection. My earphones were typically set up at 70%, so...

Just wanted to write that I have noise induced tinnitus and I use Beyerdynamic DT 770 32 Ohm at 50% of Android volume, and so far my tinnitus hasn't got worse because of it and my dysacusis continues to improve. Wish every one of you all the best. Remember that each one case of tinnitus is...

It's still present, but it gets quieter with time. I sincerely hope yours will start dying down with time too. Wish you all the best.

Since I last checked (about two weeks ago), I could hear 18 kHz with high-quality headphones at 7/15 of my Android phone volume. Since my tinnitus onset I avoid any loud noises for extended periods of time and I use headphones only once every two weeks to monitor my high frequency hearing. I...

I just wanted to ask something you guys. Since the photo is of bad quality, here is description: Right ear: 125 Hz: 15 dB 250 Hz: 10 dB 500 Hz: 10 dB 1000 Hz: 10 dB 2000 Hz: 10 dB 4000 Hz: 10 dB 6000 Hz: 15 dB 8000 Hz: 10 dB Left ear: 125 Hz: 15 dB 250 Hz: 10 dB 500 Hz: 10 dB 1000 Hz: 10 dB...

Before I was insanely happy, looking forward to my future, very active within multiple areas (math, science, music, IT, you name it), outgoing and completely carefree. Now I am anxious, depressed, stressed, spending whole days on Netflix.

Honestly I don't even know how to talk with my mum (I am 18 and still living with my parents). I was with her (she insisted to go with me) to 2 ENTs. After standard <8000 Hz audiometry they told her my tinnitus/dysacusis is caused by TMJ, but I am 99% sure it's noise induced. She just doesn't...

Seriously you are a great parent. Wish mine told me about the 85 dB rule.

Oh yes, absolutely agreed. It has to be a joke. Instead of regenerating hearing, let's just create phantom noise which serves completely no purpose!

You need to find if it's aggravating your tinnitus or not. Everyone has it different it seems. In my case it's okay to use them.