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  1. LoudLife

    Inhaled Glutathione for ETD and Glue Ear

    @Lukee I know this is an old post, and I hope it finds you well! I'm dealing with ETD and glue ear that will not go away. For 3 weeks, I've been using Flonase and taking Mucinex, NAC, and glycine. NAC and glycine are necessary to for glutathione, but I was wondering if the glutathione nasal...
  2. Jammer

    2024 US Presidential Election

    The weekend's interviews highlighted a growing pattern of ICE detaining U.S. citizens. When confronted with video of a young mother chased to her home and detained despite repeatedly stating she was a citizen, "border czar" Tom Homan excused the conduct by claiming that many undocumented...
  3. tobyharrixon

    I've been producing music everyday for nearly a whole month now, just on my laptop speakers...

    I've been producing music everyday for nearly a whole month now, just on my laptop speakers, mostly quiet. i used to produce a lot of music before in headphones (and never got T from that). Anyway, it's the only thing that makes me not wanna die and I don't hear the T during it, I helps me...
  4. W

    New University of Michigan Tinnitus Discovery — Signal Timing

    No, they said that the delay was primarily because the proof-of-concept device they used in the study was too complex. It involved software running on a computer and a few other computers, which meant that the computer and all its components needed to be approved by the FDA as "medical grade"...
  5. MindOverMatter

    A 20M Student Facing Reactive and Somatic Tinnitus, Anxiety, and Setbacks After Onset in April

    @Nick47, and others, including myself, often give advice in accordance with our own personal experiences. Nobody said "one size fits all". In the end, what people want and are willing to do is entirely up to themselves. Everyone has to take responsibility for their own lives. Learn by living...
  6. N

    Severe Hyperacusis and Reactive Tinnitus: How to Treat & Cope?

    Thanks for the update, @Paulie87. Clonazepam has been very effective for me when needed. Does your psychiatrist have a long-term view of you using it, or planning to taper you off it? Nick
  7. RingDingDong

    Clonazepam (Klonopin, Rivotril)

    I am prescribed 2 mg Klonopin daily. I take 1 mg in the morning and 1 mg at night, around 2 hours before bed, for days when my tinnitus is really bad. Klonopin does work to reduce tinnitus, there is no arguing that. It takes mine from about a 7 out of 10 down to about a 2 out of 10. It is very...
  8. Frédéric

    Q10 (Ubiquinone/Ubiquinol) Effect on Tinnitus?

    Coenzyme Q10 and its Therapeutic Effect on Tinnitus
  9. kingsfan

    Clonazepam (Klonopin, Rivotril)

    It's interesting how easily others seem to get their hands on benzos. I was only offered in the very first days, and then, it was only a 10 count of Valium and told that would be it. I won't ask for it for fear of being marked as drug-seeking in my patient record.
  10. tobyharrixon

    Clonazepam (Klonopin, Rivotril)

    I'd absolutely love to be this drugged up and have no issues lol. Sadly, I foresee it causing more issues than it solves for myself. Surprised your friend is doing so well on all that, although I imagine if he ever stops, it might be difficult...
  11. tobyharrixon

    improved after initial onset, then had shoulder injury and stupidly decided to take mirtazapine...

    improved after initial onset, then had shoulder injury and stupidly decided to take mirtazapine & zopiclone to sleep, made things worse. got a bit better after that but then worse after random high pitched pure tone exposure from my phone - that was the worse spike, introduced new very high...
  12. Fields

    Melbourne University Bionics Institute Develops New Treatment for Hearing Loss with Nanotechnology

    As in nanoparticles that are able to deliver drugs to specific areas of the inner ear?
  13. Yosemite

    Have you had some improvements since then? Was it the acupuncture that made it worse the most?

    Have you had some improvements since then? Was it the acupuncture that made it worse the most?
  14. Paulie87

    A 20M Student Facing Reactive and Somatic Tinnitus, Anxiety, and Setbacks After Onset in April

    I don't agree with @Nick47 entirely either, but I believe his advice comes from a place of care. Not all our tinnitus is the same. I personally notice a vast difference between my local cinema & concerts, for example, but everyone is different. My very severe reactive tinnitus has settled...
  15. N

    Melbourne University Bionics Institute Develops New Treatment for Hearing Loss with Nanotechnology

    @LovableGamer, to be honest, I'm only optimistic about Rinri.
  16. slc

    New University of Michigan Tinnitus Discovery — Signal Timing

    Is this chart from the initial 4-week trial? As I recall, and it's been a while since I've read the papers, the 4-week trial did not show lasting improvement, but the 6-week trial did. The stumbling block was that in the 6-week trial, the control placebo group did not show improvement when they...
  17. LovableGamer

    Melbourne University Bionics Institute Develops New Treatment for Hearing Loss with Nanotechnology

    This sounds pretty cool! So we might see trials for hearing loss with this nanotechnology? It should restore hearing? That is what I gather from reading this.
  18. El BUZZ

    Clonazepam (Klonopin, Rivotril)

    I personally know a guy who has been on Clonazepam for seven years now, taking 6 mg daily in three 2 mg doses. He never stops trying to encourage me to give it a try as well, in order to cope better with my tinnitus, which is the reason he takes it. On top of that, he takes it together with an...
  19. RingerBell

    Sound Pharmaceuticals (SPI-5557 & SPI-1005)

    Tinnitus is one of the four main symptoms used to characterize Meniere's disease, along with vertigo, ear pressure and (low-frequency) hearing loss.
  20. TheEarGuy

    Success: Tensor Tympani Tenotomy Surgery for Middle Ear Myoclonus

    I had the surgery 5 days ago. I'll be posting an update here within the next two months once I know the results. If two months go by and I have forgotten to update, feel free to reply to this comment to let me know.
  21. S

    25F New to the Club (Unfortunately): Begging for Advice and Support

    Hey Beth, thanks so much. I appreciate this insight. I'm not a vegetarian, but honestly, I have been trying to pay more attention to my diet, especially with this tinnitus. I would love to know what additions you made! (or things you removed too). I've started on the very basic tips, like...
  22. cjbhab

    How is your T ? Hope you are doing well. Have not seen you around here in awhile.

    How is your T ? Hope you are doing well. Have not seen you around here in awhile.
  23. UKBloke

    Electrical Stimulation of the Cochlea for Treatment of Chronic Disabling Tinnitus

    Thanks very much for writing that up - it helps clarify a few things. Given that Dr. Carlson is a surgeon, it makes a lot of sense that he would partner with Cochlear on R&D. As a side note, I think I remember reading somewhere that the intra-tympanic procedures may end up being used to...
  24. tobyharrixon

    over 1,5 years. mild for the first 5 months

    over 1,5 years. mild for the first 5 months
  25. B

    25F New to the Club (Unfortunately): Begging for Advice and Support

    My journey has been 4 years with no help from doctors. The most helpful things were comments from this forum and listening to others here. I don’t have hearing loss. Look into any medications you take, because many are toxic to your ears, and the same goes for supplements. I started with...
  26. Yosemite

    How long have you had T?

    How long have you had T?
  27. D

    Chit Chat and All That...

    @Jcb, knock knock?
  28. Kain

    i’m sad

    i’m sad
  29. S

    25F New to the Club (Unfortunately): Begging for Advice and Support

    Hi, thank you so much for your words and your time. I appreciate it. I didn't realize how much of a mental battle this was going to be. Some days are okay; meanwhile, the hard days are where my anxiety/thoughts about this all spiral. It feels like every day I have to actively choose to push...
  30. S

    Reactive Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and Noxacusis: Staying Below Sound Tolerance Is Key

    No problem. While it’s, shall we say, a sensitive subject, I feel it’s better that people are informed about the fact that it really isn’t as easy to do as many presume. It can have catastrophic consequences if it goes wrong with pretty much any method. It should ideally always be done through...
  31. N

    Reactive Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and Noxacusis: Staying Below Sound Tolerance Is Key

    Sounds like you have migraines, @mandyc.
  32. N

    25F New to the Club (Unfortunately): Begging for Advice and Support

    @stickynotes, you will eventually habituate, I have faith. You have also made good decisions going forward. You can listen to music, though, and I encourage you to. Just not too loud or too long.
  33. N

    A 20M Student Facing Reactive and Somatic Tinnitus, Anxiety, and Setbacks After Onset in April

    @MrConall, hi, taking issue with me or not, I have had this condition since 2015. I used to be a DJ, in fact. I also have personal experience using headphones for a Zoom meeting a little over a month ago. Let's say it did not help me. I would suggest reading the posts of @Michael Leigh, who has...
  34. G

    Clinical Trial for Pulsatile Tinnitus Patients: BosSTENT Implantation to Treat Pulse-Synchronous Tinnitus (B-SILENT)

    BosSTENT Implantation to Treat Pulse-Synchronous Tinnitus (B-SILENT) Recruiting will probably open up in a few weeks. They're enrolling 90! That's the largest tinnitus implant trial I've seen yet. Come on, guys! Help them achieve this enrollment goal! Share and consider participating! Here's a...
  35. G

    Electrical Stimulation of the Cochlea for Treatment of Chronic Disabling Tinnitus

    God, it's good to hear those stories. Thanks for sharing that! I can help clarify this: It seems like Dr. Carlson is an early-stage R&D partner with Cochlear. They supplied the devices for his first trial with 22 people. It seems that in the published trial with 22 participants, participants...
  36. E

    Mirtazapine + Tinnitus Spike? Also Taking Betahistine — Anyone Been Through This?

    Hi everyone, I’m hoping to hear from people who’ve been in a similar situation. I recently had to start Mirtazapine (7.5–15 mg) because I was dealing with severe insomnia and anxiety. I tried every nonmedication option first, including CBT, breathing and relaxation exercises, sound therapy...
  37. Sevv

    Electrical Stimulation of the Cochlea for Treatment of Chronic Disabling Tinnitus

    Today I read a wonderful success story about someone on Reddit who received a cochlear implant. He developed horrendous tinnitus in one of his ears because of Menière’s disease and lived with it for 13 years. He wanted to give up many times, and then, when he finally received the implant, he...
  38. Jammer

    2024 US Presidential Election

    The Nodfather at nappy time. The good president - MAGA approved.
  39. MrConall

    A 20M Student Facing Reactive and Somatic Tinnitus, Anxiety, and Setbacks After Onset in April

    Nick, I take issue with the way you state your opinion. It's not a fact that anyone with tinnitus can't responsibly use earbuds again. It's not a fact that we can't go to bars and socialize with others with the proper precautions. I've personally only been made more anxious by your assertion...
  40. M

    Pulsatile Tinnitus from Blood Pressure

    Hello, I’m relatively new here since I only recently created my account, although I’ve followed Tinnitus Talk since 2021. I’ve had bilateral tinnitus since the age of 12, and I’m now 25. It first appeared in my right ear and later in my left as a very faint ringing. During my teenage years, I...
  41. delta784

    tf are you talking about bruh

    tf are you talking about bruh
  42. Elmer B Fuddled

    2024 US Presidential Election

    No orange paint. Hmmmm. Probably wanting to visit the island, you know, bless the little girls.
  43. T

    2024 US Presidential Election

    A paedophile protector, a paedophile and his accomplice. Nice photo @Luman.
  44. tobyharrixon

    my 30th birthday is 30th January, planning to return up into the stars & asteroids then...

    my 30th birthday is 30th January, planning to return up into the stars & asteroids then. Tinnitus, unexplained foot pain & crippling depression is too big a hole and I can't face what my life has become.
  45. grate_biff

    2024 US Presidential Election

    America's own "Sleeping Beauty" is gonna get the "Peace-Price" awarded to him, in a few hours. Will it be given to him by an international sports association of all things? Is it for his tireless work to keep women out of men's sports? I call for VAR, to take a look at this!
  46. mandyc

    Reactive Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and Noxacusis: Staying Below Sound Tolerance Is Key

    Thanks for that. Going to a hospital would be awful right now with no control over noise, light or smells. All affect me. Sorry to hear the pain hasn't gone away though. I hope it is a spike and will go down soon. Pain from it is very intense.
  47. delta784

    Clonazepam (Klonopin, Rivotril)

    May I ask how old you are? I use it once or twice a week because of my panic attacks caused by ear issues. It has been 8 to 9 months at 0.5 mg.
  48. Luman

    2024 US Presidential Election

    Pope John Paul II, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Jeffrey Epstein.
  49. S

    Reactive Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and Noxacusis: Staying Below Sound Tolerance Is Key

    I'm really sorry to hear you're going through all this, actually your current state sounds a bit like my experience, I can tell you my loudness hyperacusis did eventually resolve for the most part albeit the pain unfortunately remains if not as constant but I can now handle one-on-one...
  50. grate_biff

    2024 US Presidential Election

    I must admit, the fact that Hegseth is of 100 percent Norwegian heritage stings a bit. But it’s also true that his ancestors came from a region of Norway known for generations of incestuous affairs. Maybe that’s why he blends so well with the U.S. lead heads? ;) Anyway, keep killing those...
  51. E

    Yes I do sleep better with Mirtazapine, but my spike is concerning me

    Yes I do sleep better with Mirtazapine, but my spike is concerning me
  52. R

    Hearing Loss and Tinnitus After Indoor Shooting Incident

    That's pretty encouraging. I'm going into 12 weeks, and from what I've read, along with my symptoms, my Eustachian tube is inflamed but not totally closed. I get fluttering when I yawn and burp, which I didn't have during the first couple of weeks. Right now, this is a life-changer for me. I'm...
  53. S

    @L along the way Understand the sentiment but uh, I don't think I'll need to worry about "going...

    @L along the way Understand the sentiment but uh, I don't think I'll need to worry about "going through life" with any additional issues is my point. Ain't rushing to the finish line, but when the time comes, I've made my peace with it, so I'm enjoying my last few years as best I can. Plus with...
  54. Ken219

    Neurosoft Bioelectronics: Implantable Electrodes to Treat Tinnitus

    Completely agree. But the more the merrier? Maybe research will move faster?
  55. N

    Introducing Tinnitus Quest

    I will 2nd that. This requires great commitment from all patients. If you're reading, come join us. X https://tinnitusquest.com/quiet/
  56. kingsfan

    Reactive Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and Noxacusis: Staying Below Sound Tolerance Is Key

    Be careful with wind at high speeds. It is a broadband sound, covering a wide range of frequencies all at once.
  57. Jammer

    2024 US Presidential Election

  58. Sevv

    Reverted Severe Pain Hyperacusis Back to Milder Loudness Hyperacusis

    Hey everyone, For a while, I wanted to post about my habituation to living with tinnitus, but these days, I think it’s more interesting to share that I’m one of those people who managed to get their pain hyperacusis back to a milder variant of loudness hyperacusis. My tinnitus story isn’t all...
  59. H

    Neurosoft Bioelectronics: Implantable Electrodes to Treat Tinnitus

    I just read the Tinnitus Hackathon report and thought it was great. When I read the names of attendees at the bottom, I saw Nicolas Gninenko's name, who is the CEO of Neurosoft. Was there any update regarding their clinical trial? Have they hit any roadblocks, or are they still on schedule to...