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Metronidazole is neurotoxic and depletes your body of vitamin B1. There are many videos on YouTube explaining the dangers of this drug. Like fluoroquinolones, it can cause damage to the central nervous system (CNS), and recovery can take a long time. If you have CNS damage, it's important to...

You are dealing with brain damage. Once you accept that, you'll start seeing things easier. Brain damage can't be cured.

Ciprofloxacin is neurotoxic and can cause a multitude of issues beyond tinnitus. Some people have been permanently disabled after taking just one pill. Common side effects include insomnia, headaches, burning neuropathy, suicidal ideation, delirium, joint crackling, tendon rupture, muscle...

Another night of total insomnia. Wish I knew beforehand Drs are total frauds and no different than illegal drug pushers.

→ Bupropion-associated movement disorders Not only is Bupropion ototoxic (a member has been posting his recovery experience on Tinnitus Talk for the past four years), but it might give you things like akathisia and other stuff. I don't understand why people still want to gamble with these...

TMS has permanently harmed some people. There's a Facebook group with some horror stories. @JoeBattams had to take his own life due to the hearing loss he suffered because of it, giving him suicidal tinnitus.

There's no point to hold on.

Some people have taken their lives due to COVID-19 vaccines giving them tinnitus. One such case was Kent Taylor, the CEO of Texas Roadhouse. These vaccines cause more problems than tinnitus. Search. What you find will blow your mind.

Trust me when I say this: SNRIs are worse. They are more activating and they touch more receptors. TCAs are bad as well. You don't want to mess around with your serotonin receptors in any way, shape, or form. There's no difference between SSRIs and SNRIs in the damage they cause. As for...

I am a very severe case. Tinnitus is only a fraction of my problems. SSRIs caused encephalopathy for me, I'm sure. I will try to get a qEEG or SPECT soon. SSRIs are a scam.

For anyone who wants to go on antidepressants, watch this first. It is an interview with a doctor who specializes in SSRI adverse reactions.

10 years in solitary.

He can't live with tinnitus being his only problem; it would be a simple life. We need to give him visual snow syndrome along with various neurological issues and insomnia.

Don't take antidepressants if they worsen you; that is a warning sign. There's no safe antidepressant.

I have been following your posts for a while. I think this issue runs in your family, right?

It won't mean much to me after I'm gone. We can only last so long as a species, you know.

It will still be ten years away, ten years from now.

I heard they air ads glorifying SSRIs and whatnot in the US. Most people are "brainwashed," thinking medications are the ultimate solution to everything. Try to survive with your tinnitus if you can. I have 24 other symptoms to go along with it, thanks to Mirtazapine. Our cases are similar. I...

Why do I exist

It's statistically impossible to be born, yet we are here. Ever since this happened to me, I've been getting very philosophical. I was literally born in Paradise, but I never realized it. This video is very thought-provoking to me. I'm the son of a narcissistic millionaire who constantly...

I'm sorry for all the horrible things I did. Please forgive me.

Mirtazapine can give you tinnitus and visual snow. Do take it if you want to risk it.

I require a TTTS surgery without any anesthesia if possible since I got brain damaged thanks to mirtazapine.

I hate what my life has become. I don't want to be on these forums anymore... I just want to lay down in silence without any pain ..

Neuroinflammation is at play in tinnitus. @Nick47 said it was a buzzword in our past conversations. KCC2 being directly involved suggests otherwise. Increase GABA all you want in the inflammatory state where the KCC2 channels are lost; you'd only make things worse since, in this state, it will...

He was ringing for 13 months or so at a 6/10 prior to using Retigabine. If I recall correctly, he used four boxes, so it should have been four months. He took his last dose with some Gabapentin, and his tinnitus went away for good. You can check his post history for details. @Danny Boy also had...

Something interesting I noticed from Arnaud Norena's paper: The picture down below is from the OV350 website, presenting what is written above. This could be why some people get tinnitus or have their tinnitus negatively affected by benzos such as Clonazepam. There is a drug called CLP290...

There was at least one significant outlier that can nullify this statement. @preslys was ringing for a while before he got permanent improvements (down to a 0/10). I still want to be hopeful for XEN1101, but I don't think it is realistic to have a lot of expectations for it anymore. Studies...

It might be unrelated, but I'm seeing reports on the forums of it not working for visual snow patients, either. I wonder what exactly it was about Retigabine that made people permanent improvements. It surely can't be its GABA action alone. Otherwise, benzos should also improve people's lives...

Tinnitus and visual snow syndrome coexist in some people with autism. Some of us here and on other tinnitus/visual snow syndrome forums already have autism/Asperger's. My theory is that most people who have chronic tinnitus and/or visual snow had faulty KCC2 channels from the get-go and maybe...

Mania set in I m done

pointless. they give meds and treat you like u r crazy. i am crazy dont get me wrong but they dont have a clue what tinnitus/vss is

I'll get myself admitted or something today if i can. goodbye for now

Well, here's some more productivity with no results. I tried to reach out to the CEOs of Axonis, a married couple originally from Poland. I sent them emails to their personal addresses, reached out to them on Facebook, and even sent one of them a message on WhatsApp. I haven't received a...

Yeah, I have lots to say, but I can't find the words for it. They are only somewhat good for emergencies, like when you have your arm broken or if you are having a heart attack, etc. All their treatments come with a chance of you acquiring iatrogenic injuries, which they don't let you know...

You have had no change at all in the tinnitus volume?

Retigabine did eliminate the reactivity and hyperacusis for you when you were on it, correct? Did it not give you any permanent improvements at all? Have you worsened after stopping it due to other reasons?

Can this stuff theoretically fix tinnitus and hyperacusis? You know, going deaf doesn't sound as bad as tinnitus.

Even @Travis Henry's own voice spikes his tinnitus, and the cars passing outside hurt his ears. He can't even talk with an average volume anymore due to this, and he can't leave his house. I don't think managing his stress levels will do much for this kind of damage, even if he can in lieu of...

There's a few things left that i want to do. But I'm ready to check out to be honest. And I hope I don't come back.