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I’ve been on keto for ten days now, and I’ve recently had more good tinnitus days than bad days. I don't know if my tinnitus improvement is related to keto.

Unfortunately, they seem not to answer questions about tinnitus.

Do we know this since 2016? → Reactive Neurogenesis and Down-Regulation of the Potassium-Chloride Cotransporter KCC2 in the Cochlear Nuclei after Cochlear Deafferentation

Meniere's disease affects the low frequencies. This should result in low-frequency tinnitus.

@BB23 Have you tried keto? It seems it can fix brain issues for some sufferers.

Big news! Isn't auditory neuropathy hidden hearing loss that isn't detected in audiograms?

It's great to hear you have some improvements! Why have you played high frequencies on your Bluetooth box? Have you done an audiogram? Was your ETD caused by the acoustic trauma?

’Kompensierter Tinnitus’ is German for a tinnitus that doesn't bother.

Yes, I did. It would be safer not to wear AirPods or headphones.

From 9/10 to 1/10 is impressive. However, Taurine, Magnesium L-Threonate and Glycine had no effect on my tinnitus.

More information about the placement: 10-20-System

"Extensive metabolism in the intestine and liver results in an oral bioavailability considerably less than 1%." (Source)

Is your tinnitus noise-induced?

Do you still have silent days with no tinnitus?

I took NAD+ & Trans-Resveratrol for around 2 months. I didn't notice any effect.

Interesting find! Unfortunately, results for the Ketogenic diet aren't that great.

It's quite rare, that tinnitus disappears when someone has hearing loss. But it is good to know that it is possible.

So nobody has done repeated sessions of bilateral anodal/cathodal tDCS over left/right AC before?

Is there a picture that shows where to place the anode/cathode?

Has someone checked the tDCS study on r/tinnitusresearch? Any thoughts?

Maybe I will give Valerian a try for a month or so. I need to calm down my nerves.

@paganismos reported that her ear-syringing-induced tinnitus is only present when she lies her head on the pillow. → Success Story! One Year and Four Months Later Everything Is Back to Normal This gives me some hope.

When your tinnitus is still loud, why does it no longer mask the audiogram test tones?

I took Lasea for a month. It did nothing for my tinnitus and not much for my anxiety.

I'm not an expert, but maybe Lidocaine blocks HCN2 channels in auditory nerve fibers.

And what's the reason that hyperacusis often improves after a few months?

Any news?

Did you have an audiogram before and after taking the steroids?

T is getting better. H is almost gone.

Damaged OHCs, swelling and vacuolization of myelin sheaths (auditory nerve), neural hyperactivity in the DCN, hypothalamic inflammation, blocked potassium channels, HCN2 as a key ion channel driving tinnitus. How do these theories fit together?

That's interesting. Are there supplements that help to repair the myelin sheaths?

Not sure if I should take abnormally high doses of Quercetine for a week or two. It seems that bioavailability is best for Liposomal Quercetine.

I took my last Dahlia4 pill a few days ago. Most likely it did nothing.

For heaven's sake, please give your ears time to heal!

I'm taking Dahlia4 for two weeks now. So far it does nothing.

Try to get an audiogram and Prednisone as soon as possible. Rest your ears and try to stay calm.

I'm taking Mirtazapine for sleep. I will ask about withdrawal next time when I see my psychiatrist.

Consider Prednisolone, it can help even after months: Prednisone Improved My Tinnitus and Hearing 14 Months After Tinnitus Onset Prednisone Just Improved My Hearing 8 Months After Onset Ears take time to heal: Old Military Study from 60's Shows Hearing Continues to Recover 6 Months Out...

Mallotus oppositifolius seems to be another KCNQ2/3 opener.

Does Brexanolone target tinnitus loudness or tinnitus related depression?

Would AC102 also be helpful for acute acoustic trauma?