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Hi, sorry for the delayed reply - I just saw your message. It definitely subsided, though it was...
Hi, sorry for the delayed reply - I just saw your message. It definitely subsided, though it was quite a long spike. I reckon it took weeks, maybe even months, to gradually calm down. Now I’m back here because of another worsening / spike, but this time it’s not drug-related.- Yosemite
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Hi. Sorry for taking so long to respond - I just saw your message. It definitely got better over...
Hi. Sorry for taking so long to respond - I just saw your message. It definitely got better over the past few months, but about a week ago it got worse due to additional noise exposure.- Yosemite
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Live Singing at a Silent Disco: Unsure Whether My Hearing or Tinnitus Has Worsened
Since you were wearing earplugs and exposed to the loud noise for only a short time, I'd hazard a guess the experience won't have a long-lasting effect on your hearing & tinnitus. You will be fine. -
@DreiT How are you doing? Have you recovered from the bad reaction to Cialis?
@DreiT How are you doing? Have you recovered from the bad reaction to Cialis?- Yosemite
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Job in Underwriting & Phone Calls with Tinnitus
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@aab Nope. I didn't notice any changes to my T or loudness H while taking it. It helped my pain...
@aab Nope. I didn't notice any changes to my T or loudness H while taking it. It helped my pain H (a.k.a Noxacusis) though.- Yosemite
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@MAH1970 Hi. I just came across your profile and read that your T seems to be sensitive to...
@MAH1970 Hi. I just came across your profile and read that your T seems to be sensitive to Serotonin. Does your T calm down once you stop taking an AD?- Yosemite
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A few weeks is basically nothing, I'd say. There are success stories of people whose T subsided...
A few weeks is basically nothing, I'd say. There are success stories of people whose T subsided within the first year or two. Sometimes time proves to be a healer.- Yosemite
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@Kam75 I understand why upping the dosage back to 22.5 mg would be seen as a "defeat" as it...
@Kam75 I understand why upping the dosage back to 22.5 mg would be seen as a "defeat" as it would probably mean that your sleep / T is dependent on Mirtazapine. It is definitely a dilemma. :-|- Yosemite
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@aab No, I haven't. Do you use them for herbal tea? I still get a lot of anxiety due to the new...
@aab No, I haven't. Do you use them for herbal tea? I still get a lot of anxiety due to the new level of my T. The daytime is even more problematic for me, I'd say, as I'm not able to ignore the T.- Yosemite
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@Mister Muso Usually I manage to fall asleep after midnight, but the noise wakes me up very...
@Mister Muso Usually I manage to fall asleep after midnight, but the noise wakes me up very early in the morning (at 5:30 am), and then I have trouble to fall back asleep.- Yosemite
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@4Grace No. I stopped taking it after 3 days, as the T & H worsened.
@4Grace No. I stopped taking it after 3 days, as the T & H worsened.- Yosemite
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