Recent content by Mal

You have spent countless of voluntary hours helping the poor victims of T, Dr. Nagler, while carrying a severe version of T yourself - always keeping the morale amongst the troops high. You don't deserve this. I hate destiny and God. There is no justice in the world. Best of luck from Denmark.

That's actually a really creepy test! I wish the ears could learn a little more from the eyes.

I also want to use the occasion to just say thanks. Tinnitus has wrecked my life, but tinnitustalk has helped me hang in there and find a new foundation to stand on. I'm basically "checking in" every day, several times even, to check for new information and just to feel the belonging aspect, and...

@marqualler My audiogram pre-T somehow looks like yours. I have attached: - 1 audiogram before I had T (from 2011) - 2 audiograms after I got T - 1 DPOAE after I got T I'm sure that I have a steeper gap around 6-6,3khz, if it was tested out more finegrained around that area. When I listen to...

Just for curious souls, I have attached my OAE. I'm sure that my tinnitus has a strong reference to the dive at 6khz, and I'm also sure, that I didn't have that dive before my acoustic trauma. Also suits that I have tinnitus slightly more strong in left ear.

Definitely. But it's also that my passion, pride and profession relies on the ability to focus, and that's basically gone. From a society perspective, it would also make sense for society to pump some money in me to fix me, so that I can pay them back in the next 30 years on the working market...

I don't know what scale I should use, but it's really loud and intrusive. Why do you ask?

I would love the AM-101 drug before 2018 (or whenever it's estimated to maybe hit the market). So where's the cashregister? :)

I had the yawn-syndrome-tinnitus before I got my noise induced tinnitus, and I can say the following: The two phenomenas work completely independent. At least for me. I don't think, they are in any way related.

Dear Dr. Nagler, I have learned through time, that people with tinnitus experience it in a lot of different ways. Sometimes they are so different, that one might think, that the "tinnitus" symptome covers a huge palette of different underlying diseases/malfunctionings in our health. I know this...

I didn't actually consider different kinds of masking. When I step out of a shower, I experience c), and when I step out of blue noise, I experience a)

I contracted tinnitus almost 2 years ago. I have the following observations: - 10% better after 2 months: I began to be able to sleep again, and some of my "bonus tracks" in my brain faded. - 10% better after 2 years: I am not panicking so much about my T. So in total a 20% improvement. But I'm...

Thanks for your reply, @tomm . Tinitus complexity simply intrigues me too much.. It's somehow like an identity crisis, and I cannot figure out, how my hearing is working, and how I should react to it.