Well, until there's an effective treatment other than masking, there isn't much hope. We have the Shore device to look forward to. And the side effects like anxiety can be treated.
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@RunningMan exactly, I just find it ironic.
there's no treatment. their treatment is "just sound, won't kill you, step out and listen to all the ambulances, firetrucks, better yet go to a rock concert - and it'll fade away miraculously!"
When i first told my PCP i had tinnitus she immediately said 'there's no cure' and ended the conversation. i honestly think doctors don't want to be bothered figuring out T (because it's common/many things cause it) or because it extends beyond their specialties. They are really clueless beyond their specialties.