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Carrying earplugs helps. I put them on my keychain. Another thing, is if I'm having a particularly bad spike, I'll take B12 in the morning because they say the increased circulation helps. I don't think it does anything long term, but the placebo effect helps sometimes, you know? Another thing...

https://solsamentclinic.business.site/ this is the new website for his clinic, it looks very generic. I feel like there should be an "About Us" tab or something...

My uni is going under a lot of construction, I carry my ear protection with me in this baggy it came with (small enough to put on my keys). I sometimes am able to wear it while passing but the sounds happen so quickly, I just end up covering my ears. It definitely helps when my teacher is...

I don't know if this is the right thread for it, let me know. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180907005269/en/Tinnitus---2018-Pipeline-Insights-featuring-Knopp But I saw this and I don't think it's been mentioned anywhere else. However, for it to be $1600 off, I'd imagine it's very...

I think this is good news because if you can objectify how to measure tinnitus, you can objectively measure if a treatment is working or not instead of patients saying they "feel better" when it could be the placebo effect.

Fire alarms went off in my dorm and I think the only option when there's unexpectedly loud sounds is to close your ears with your earlobe and try to put in ear plugs when convenient. I don't know why the alarms have to be so loud, I feel like moderate sound is good enough to let blind people...

They just cut 2,000 jobs to focus on more expensive gene therapy treatments than high-volume drugs, making me think that if successful, they'll want the tinnitus treatment to be super expensive when it comes out...

YouTube doesn't let the audio files go to a certain frequency (I forgot which one it was but its one of the highest that an audiologist can screen you in-person) so whoever says they can hear all the tones are lying

Frequency updated their website with this video: And this article: http://www.frequencytx.com/our-approach/hearing-and-beyond.php