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Has anyone with hyperacus tried the Isolate ear plugs? Their price ranges from $30 to $100 depending on the metal used.

@cjb2811 are you just taking Lithium and if so at what dosage?

The issue with people labeling this psychological is that sound like we have control, or therapy might help. the mind controls everything, Its a catch all for when Doctors have reached their limits of knowledge and give up. The truth is doctors and science knows very little about what is going...

I got hyperacusis, tinnitus, and TTTS shortly after painful dental work. I don't know 100% if that was the cause but it does seem very suspicious.

I believe cannabis reacts differently on people and its a crap shoot if it will help or hurt. I believe it can cause psychosis in some people and be helpful for others. I have seen it do damage and I've seen it help. I reacted badly to it so its not for me, but for the pain we are in its...

Yes, OCD makes it harder, it may even had contributed to our condition in some way. OCD meds can help, but I think H amplifies T. I don't know many people with T and H coping well. T alone may not be as big a deal but when combined with other factors it can be debilitating. I do think TRT can...

I have T, H, TTS, vertigo ,TMJ, migraines and have horrible ear pain. it all started early this year after some painful dental work. I was also working with power tools so that could be a factor. I was highly functional and successful for 45 year, I was an awesome father, I got award from...

I'm in south florida. does he specialize in H?

its tinnitus retraining therapy. Sound therapy.

I do, and my eyebrows buzz along at times. I assume its something to do with the limbic system.

You may want to try TRT. The sound may be irritating at first but I could help overtime.

Yeah, I used Cymbalta (Duloxetine) and buspar and some Seroquel. I feel the Cymbalta started working after they increased me to 60MG after a few weeks.

£48 GBP or £24 GBP + Shipping depending on the model.

maybe Cymbalta can reduce some pain.

well my H and T were there before benzos , I give it another months to clear out the benzo from my system.

I haven't where in Florida is he?

I have Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, Vertigo and TMJD, I get brain zaps and when my T spikes my eye browse twitches. My hands shake and at times I'm unable to regulate body temperature. like I'm either freezing cold or sweeting hot. The other day skin was pealing off my feat. I'm guessing it...

You should taper off the benzos. if you can go to a detox center, it would be wise. I found benzos after a few weeks worsened my T , H and V and added other crazy symptoms. I'm 30 days off them and I feel better.

Lorazepam (benzos) can cause suicidal ideation and night waking, the withdrawals can be painful and fatal. Buspar is a better alternative. seroquel is also a good sleep med

same for me. 2016 has been a low point. Got, T and H and TMJ, had to get detoxed off benzos. I'm surpised my wife didn't leave my ass. Ironically my panic attacks stopped shortly after I was clean off benzos.

My neighbor has T and he said his anxiety/fear/panic/depression ended in his second year, and he is now on year 5 and has mostly habituated. He used a notch app to help him so I'm going to give that a try. I just can't find my frequency?

They says if you have Patulous Eustachian tube its difficult to pop.

Some Eustachian tube disfunction, can you pop your ears?

I get those symptoms as well. not sure what it is. perhaps some kind of Autonomic Neuropathy?

the Stapedius I believe regulates how you hear your own voice. also PET (Patulous Eustachian tube) can increase voice volume.

could it be benzos? I had floaters but they stopped after I stopped taking benzos?

Benos help with anxiety for about 2 weeks, I tried to increase the dose but it had the opposite effect. I tried to stop using but the withdraws were really bad, and I had to go to he hospital and then detox. its been about 3 weeks now without any benzos. I wish I never took them. I now take...

I apply heat to my jaw all the time. it does a few things, it decreases swelling and increases blood flow, and its calming. all the facial nerves pass through the cochlear nucleus with the auditory nerves there is a relation. Get a night guard if you are clenching. Stress can tighten up...

its different for everyone. The most important thing to do it take care of your mental heath. Got to therapy, take a different anti- depressant like and SSRI or SNRI and do yoga or tai chi ,get messages. take walks or swim. You need to get out of the panic cycle for it to calm. take...

I think the only sounds we are to avoid are Stereocilia damaging levels. our (we with H) brains will tempt to make up for the loss in theory. We need to clam ourselves and slowly readjust to everyday sounds to retrain our nervous system

We are all there or was there, but Sorry, no. the only thing we can do is work on our mental health, as our mental health improves we habituate easier and when a cure come it will take all the better.

Thats hyperacusis , the buzz clips wont causes any damage, I have hyperacusis as well and had similar thoughts. Your brain is being hypervigilant. back in the day this kinda stuff would keep us alive as we hid from sabertooth tigers creeping up on us. To bad we don't need it anymore and its...

@Jason_Cohen yeah, if it was news, it would be news.

I missed it, its not posted yet.

sorry, hypervigilant.

Just stay clam, don't get that ear wet. Anxiety can will make it worse and keep it around longer than it needs to. ear drums heal, your should be fine. Your anxiety has raised an alert and it's tuning into the issue. Ear events don't cause T all by themselves , you've become...

also if you do have a perforated ear drum have it checked with an ENT and don't get it wet, it will heal. learn to relax and stopping trying to listen for it.

Most of the time its a sign your nervous systems is over taxed. You need to take a step back from overworking yourself. Start up Yoga and get some stretching in or to the spa. take account of what you are doing in life and see where maybe overdoing it and try not to clench your jaw or tense...

Tiagabine isn't over the counter.

just this http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1435649/

Most subjective tinnitus is in the brain, not the ear, it can be noise induced but your hearing can be fine. also you could have hearing loss and no tinnitus. there is no real correlation. There is really no proven cure and top scientist are not really sure why it comes or goes. The US...

I heard people with H say it improves their H but spikes their T?

I've heard some people use Magnesium citrate? whats the difference in Magnesium types?

Yeah, it gets lowered, if I'm with fiends and have about 3 beers it will lower for an hour, or till I got to bed. It is louder when I wake up the next day.

university of michigan has some trial set up for next year I believe.

Crap ,who are these spontaneous T recover. I'm hoping for that. the reason it was unexpected was because it was uncommon. They ran many trials before and thats never happened.

There is a theory of the brains plasticity or neuroplasticity and how tinnitus makes itself known under certain events and state of mind. The lower the neuroplasticity the hight the chance you get T, and yes depression and anxiety can lower neuroplasticity but so can a concussion, low...

stress is always a factor do to the positioning of the auditory systems and the hypothalamus but there are two many factor to assume everyone T is like yours. sometimes for some people its mostly emotion but others have inner ear damage or compress nerves or blood vessels, or ototoxic...

Man cancer is kicking our ass. I think we have a PR issue. If you look at sites like ATA, they got a bunch of old people sailing and playing golf. Nobody cares about old people, and those old farts look happy they got tinnitus. We need a campaign with a soldier alone in his room "holding...

Perhaps he was talking about http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24979398 AM-111 0.4 mg/ml showed statistically significant, clinically relevant, and persistent improvements in hearing and speech discrimination and higher tinnitus remission compared with placebo. The study drug and the...

I was on zoloft a while back before T and it took like 4 moths to work, but it did work pre T. I tried to get back on post T and almost off myself how crappy I felt. I was also in the oh shit I got T panic state. I sill kind of am but was thinking of asking the Doc about getting back on some...

I get that, even before I started meds.

When you say zaps, you mean brain zaps or your hear zaps?

I think it is very possible, Snoring is also a symptom of sleep apnea, and clenching is a symptom of sleep apnea. if you are not breathing well at night, clenching is a way your body wakes you up if you are not breathing right. clenching can put your masseter is spasm or other TMJ issue to...

http://www.sciencealert.com/ketamine-found-to-have-an-unbelievable-effect-in-treating-severe-depression I know it's no tinnitus related but everyone with tinnitus is depressed and since AM-101 is Ketamine-based, I though it was very interesting. If Ketamine can lower your tinnitus and make...

I was just thinking of the link between Alzheimer's and T, I was wondering if Aducanumab will be tested for T

@Samantha R I know I had/have that issue, If I'd know earlier it might have been better for me. my jaws and ears are so must up. Stress and sleep apnea were killing me. keep in mind during the day not to clench. thats a start. maybe get a sleep study to see if you've got apnea

thanks, I wonder if any progress has been made?

I hope ever vet makes a T claim, maybe in would give them an incentive to fund cures

This seem like an interesting trial? Suppression of noise-induced hyperactivity in the dorsal cochlear nucleus following application of the cholinergic agonist, carbachol. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23721928