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Though noise can be a cause very well, infections sounds likelier to me. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/18837228/ Especially in young adults infections are often linked to tinnitus. It might disappear for you, at least it's good your hearing result shows no indication of damage.

True, but I want to avoid that I'm overprotecting or create a unnecessary fear of sounds. I notice I've because reluctant due to the tinnitus, to use a lot of tools. Just out of fear of t worsening. thanks for the feedback.

Approx. 99, 100 according to the db meter. As per the tool manual it is lpa 72, lwa 84 and lpcpeak 84. And that confuses me.. is the manual wrong, or is my db meter strongly deviating...

Direct near the source in order to determine sound power level.

Anyone got an idea how loud certain tools are, e.g.: (Edit obviously that's not me; I would use hearing protection!) And for example drilling in concrete with a small jack hammer, screwing with an impact, or sawing with a circular saw for example? I've bought a dba meter but it seems...

That's a different discussion. Not even mentioning it is based on speculation.

Frequency Therapeutics is not for tinnitus, it's for hearing loss.

Spotify all day on either Sonos or Alexa.

As an expert in the field, what would be his expectation for a cure to be available?

Differs. Took me almost two years, though I still struggle with it sometimes. But it goes better and better.

Put some white noise on.. it is a journey, with ups and downs. But eventually, you'll come to peace with it, or, a cure will present itself..

Good to hear your devil left. Now protect those ears!

I would also use my photography as an excuse to go to Disneyland /s

Nice to see more people with a like for photography. I do it a lot since I got T. Unfortunately my server crashed last week so can't really post anything.:( Working with a D3200 and a 70-300mm VR. Not very special but I like it a lot.

Good for you. I hope all of us can find that level of acceptance.

No, just tortured. Don't know what is worse.

Now with English subtitles.

Hi David, just got a response; the English subtitled version will be online this week.

"The biggest fear of people stepping on landmines is that they have to miss a leg, but eventually they learn to live with it just fine."

Have reached out, still pending reaction from their Marketing department.

Not yet I think. I have reached out to ask if they can provide decent English subtitles in the YouTube video.

The Dutch insurance company "Anderzorg" created an ad to generate awareness for tinnitus and the risk of hearing damage in advance of Amsterdam Dance Event. English subtitles version here.

"I still recall the taste of your tears Echoing your voice just like the ringing in my ears"

https://nieuwsblad.be/cnt/dmf20181005_03812623 Belgian article about the terrorist attack in 2016. 56 people were treated for hearing problems of which it seems 40 percent have permanent problems, mainly hearing loss and tinnitus but hyperacusis as well.

Somebody with negative experience with the trial. Getting a few messages in my inbox what the source is: https://www.reddit.com/r/tinnitus/ (obviously;))

The other day an ambulance passed by and the siren actually hurt my ear. When googling I found quite some differences in the mentioned pain threshold of hearing, ranging from 120 to 140 dB. Typically, what is considered to be the pain threshold?

Terrible news. Will burn a candle and I hope he is in a loving peaceful place. All the strength to his family and those who knew him to recover from this loss.

No it's not. Audion is testing this drug.

Might be, might not. All speculation at this moment. The only source for the supporting cells is a quote from reddit. I don't even think it's known where the trials will be held and what criteria they hold. Note that for the first trial it were patient undergoing surgery for a cochlear implant...

Birds, love the tjirping.

https://www.xconomy.com/boston/2018/06/19/decibel-hauls-in-55m-to-bring-multiple-hearing-drugs-to-the-clinic/ Decibel will at least work on protecting hearing from ototoxity. Nothing yet on regeneration.

Not a scientist, but in essence a protein which can be triggered to signal Notch. And with Notch they theoretically they could initiate creation of hair cells. E.g. what Audion is doing with LY 3056480.

https://thefreenewsman.com/secretase-inhibitor-market-2018-pipeline-therapeutics-comprehensive-development-analysis-in-a-latest-research/4940/ Anybody got $1,500 to spare? ;)

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/jun/04/doctors-hail-world-first-as-womans-advanced-breast-cancer-is-eradicated Not so much about tinnitus, but exciting cell based technology.

So Retigabine without the side effects would be a nice medicine...

The way they phrase could also be to protect the shareholders. This fund is clearly ment for research and not development of any drugs. Those are entangled of course but formulation could make clear that it entitles US government to nothing. But that is me speculating.

For me that seems to help a lot for my H (fluticason).

Truly a touching story. "I'm working on getting hearing aids if my insurance will let me." I think those will definitely benefit you.

As I mentioned earlier, the fact that Edge was founder of Audion, but also of DX would make me think Audion is chanceless and more feels than a EU funded research to be applied by Edge at DX. If Audion would be so promising, with Edge on board (though currently only advisor), why would a vc as...

Might want to try a course of prednisone, a.s.a.p., to improve chances of recovery.

https://www.hear-it.org/high-prevalence-hearing-problems-among-dutch-children Recent Dutch study showed 1 in 12 aged 9 to 11 already have hearing damage detectable in audiograms. We need both a cure as more awareness..

10 mio is sufficient to keep the wheels spinning.

http://www.acousia.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Acousia-Therapeutics-Release-11May2018-FINAL-APPROVED-BY-CLIENT-EDITED-BP.pdf Again some funding towards hearing restoration..

Really curious if others experienced similar, but for me it's been over 18months and I'm still struggling. Both with the regret as with the sound. I suffered tinnitus since a short but loud exposure to sound, while already having ear infection and had a long flight the day after. When I came...

http://www.isrctn.com/ISRCTN59733689 Still no updates, news or anything. Has there been any update about the outcome of phase 1?

Good you had the prednison. I had similair to my left ear though no trauma. It came bag a bit but not so much unfortunately. I recommend a hearing aid for whitenoise. Still recovering from the burnout though (18 mnths)..

Thanks Aaron, always nice to see how you come up with information/links little bit more hidden on the web. As you mention nothing really new, though I like the last question and the comment, it gives some re-assuring/comfort I always am looking for (though off course we know nothing for sure)...

You might be wrong, you might be right. Luckily the past year a lot of work is done in this field. Look at this summary e.g. A lot of recent developments mentioned.

http://hearinghealthmatters.org/hearingnewswatch/2018/regenerate-cochlear-hair-cells-hearing-loss-rna-injections/ Interesting article. Again a different approach?

https://clinicalgate.com/noise-induced-hearing-loss/#bib33 Anybody any details about this study? Can only find it behind paywalls. Curious how much "substantially impoved" is.

@Aaron123 thanks for your explanation on the matter. I agree it might not be what we've hoped for, but (a side from the notion that we indeed do not know what is said), I remember my first Amstrad PC had 8MHz. Now I have (4x)2.8 GHz, 300 times as much. They have to start somewhere, let's hope...

This is to show hearing restauration in birds. They inject ab with ototoxic effect, affecting especially hf. The bird is able to regenerate hearing afterwards.

If your talking slide 14; tmk unfortunately that refers to birds. If I recall well they were treated with ab. Edit: Kanamycin, http://www.pnas.org/content/94/25/14206 Perhaps one of the more advanced scientist on this forum can eloborate whether we can learn something new from this presentation?

If I understand well the mammals had a recovery of about 10db after 5 weeks? (Slide 80)

Curious what has been discussed..

They partnered with US army amongst others, so I hope this indeed is true. I think I would compare it with the invention of the combustion engine; instead of focussing on cars, you see if you can apply the technology to bicycles, trains, generators and airplanes. I hope that indeed, the...

The quote refers to profound. Moderate is considered up to 55. 55 - 70 is considered moderate severe. 70 - 90 is considered severe. You should not think things, you should know them, before you make statement. This topic, as with a lot, provides hope to people. We might be lucky that we are...

@RB2014, perhaps, since you're the topic starter, you can maintain a timeline/summary of developments and valuable news on the first post of this topic. Now info is scattered around the 26816 pages with replies and questions are often re-asked.

As indicated earlier by Aaron, it's indicated with profound (i.e. somewhere around 95Db loss) the supporting cells would be gone and FX methods would not work, not with 50. See earlier in the topic, thought the source was a quote by one of the researcher on Reddit.

Yes.. though technically there could be conductive hearing loss which in some cases can be fixed operative. Or potential nerve damage leading to hearing loss. Anyways, the hole purpose of FX approach is triggering regeneration of those dead cells.