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As far as being able to change, I would agree. The ingrained in the brain part I believe is also about how in one study where they cut the connection between the ear and the brain. Only 50 percent of people had their tinnitus eliminated. It certainly is strange to say the least. I believe if...

I don't like it either. It sets in the brain and yet you can increase but not decrease the volume dramatically many years later. I think researchers just want to inflate their studies with people who heal naturally without their treatment.

A lot of studies like to exclude chronic tinnitus to make results look better. There is a theory that chronic tinnitus sets in the brain and is thus harder to get rid of. I think two years is the max amount of years I've heard for tinnitus spontaneously getting better.

I think the question is more about why isn't this treatment a hotter topic inside Korea if they have been doing it successfully for twenty years.

Yeah, along with that, I do think people might be a bit disappointed the deepest it goes is around 12 kHz. That and there are also more companies making hearing drugs now.

I'm wondering about this too. You would think there would be more parts in Korea that offer this service at least.

Haven't been sleeping can't relax. I really feel like no background noise can maskit

Three days ago I had a very heavy heartbeat in my left ear. It subsided quickly but now I can notice it only on my left ear on the pillow.

I'm wondering right now if this is normal for neck stability. I have no symptoms but my right side is muchmore flexible and uncomfortable

I hear about 75% of people with tinnitus can experience residual inhibition according to one study I've read. I'm curious about people without residual inhibition, could it be the hearing range is so dead there is no residual inhibition or is tinnitus unrelated to hearing loss? I myself have...

Yeah, it is confusing. I would take it as they don't want people with a very obvious root cause and fixable somatic tinnitus like someone whose tinnitus stops and starts because of grinding teeth or sleeping with bad neck posture. It doesn't make sense to exclude 70 percent of people who have...

This sounds too good to be true. Why are we not doing this right now?

Yeah that's what I've heard. Pretty much no cases of the volume getting better past two years with chronic tinnitus. And people who have tinnitus are much more susceptible to acquire new tinnitus whether it's their brains or their new damaged and sensitive ears.

Yea and your brain can usually adapt to hearing loss, but if the loss is too big or the brain is hampered by stress or little sleep, it will fail to adapt.

The percent of tinnitus sufferers who can modulate their tinnitus somatically varies study by study with it averaging out at around 70% with the studies I found combined.

After taking a long hot shower I noticed my T was at a similar level of when I first got it(very erratic and softer) for about 40 minutes

Last night had multiple hypnic jerks with 25 mg Seroquel could be a coincidence but probably going to go with horriblesleep until new drug..

With Trobalt 30 percent of people had a change in eye pigment. In XEN-1101 there has been no sign of eye changes so far of at least in 70 people. Hopefully the fact the Potassium channel for the eyes is not touched can solve the most serious symptoms. FX-322 I can see unfortunately not helping...

I've been noticing for a while now everytime I exercise it seems my mouth and my left ear will link up and my breathing goes to my left ear?

Not sure how this makes logical sense. My guess is I have some type of hyperacusis only at high frequencies. This sucks because It was good.

So I tried to find a good tinnitus masker 10-15khz below 60db at first I feltlike my ears felt really good but I had to stop because earpain

I know what you mean. I have trouble wrapping my head around the concept of a device working for some but not others.

Well I didn't expect much but this ENTassistant basically didn't answer any of my questions and said yourhearing is normal or ask audiology.

Mid January noticed this awful high pitched left ear sound of unknown cause. Can't see life the same way. Normal hearing 0-8khz.

I try not to take drugs if I can because I am paranoid of weird side effects like tardive dyskinesia but the temptation of getting guaranteed rest is too much. In my case I got way too much sleep with 25 mg Seroquel (I've taken it two times only). My anxiety doesn't seem that strong when I am...

What is the difference between XEN-1101 and XEN-496? Is one more promising than the other?

I had gotten some good sleep for the first time with Seroquel and only the old right ear sound seemed to remain when I woke up. After the event of failing to go to sleep for 2 hours, now it seems the high pitched screeching appears in both ears again. It looks like I'll have to use Seroquel...

How good is that compared to other epilepsy drugs? Maybe this drug could find a good place because of its unique method and low risk of side effects.

Realistic concerns. A bunch of things could go wrong. It would be really disappointing if a bunch of other potassium channels need to be changed too. I think the only real small evidence, other than it being called Trobalt 2.0, is I believe RL-81 which is called a revamped Trobalt prevented...

Today I got a hearing test and my hearing 0-8 kHz was normal. I'm glad because it at least tells me my music listening habits are normal. I also now have no idea what could be causing the tinnitus. Now right before bed I'm getting a new awful tone in my right ear for some reason. It's really awful.

So this night I somehow think I got a decent amount of sleep despite waking up a bunch of times. When I woke up the first time I felt like the left ear sound is gone but now it is back but it sounds more pleasant and tonal. It's starting to sound like an electric light humming but less volume...

So last night I must have gotten 1-2 hours of microsleep. I wanted to find the pitch of my left ear and used a pitch finder at normal volume but then I noticed 10 seconds in a spike and now my left ear feels more sensitive. The doctor today said my ears are fine and gave me some Seroquel. I...

Going outside to run hard for the second time will talk to the doctor on the phone soon. But I don't think any of this will help me. The hyperacusis is on my left ear and really only slight I did not want to include it in the thread title. I think I got it from trauma turning up the volume on a...

There's not really anything to mask the high pitched one on a pillow at the moment. Right now I am horrified at the thought of my body breaking down from not sleeping for 3 days. I just keep shaking for some reason. I'm so helplessly lost and I just want to force my body to sleep. I can...

I was getting better but I still didn't get any sleep. Now I'm anxious again. I really don't know what to do at this point. My body's sleep is broken. I wonder if I can call the emergency room and be forced to sleep. Also the sound in my left ear is very similar to the sound when I clench my...

Sulodexide I believe has multiple independent studies of a decent effect on tinnitus. Although of course it probably won't work for a good percentage of people.

I am already sleeping elevated. The problem is when I put my ear on the pillow I hear it and panic. I tried my hardest to sleep on my back but it didn't work out. Update: Ok for the first time in a long time I turned off all external noise. And what I hear is 3 tones. First one is the loudest...

Hope you get better. It is not considered chronic until 6 months I think and the hyperacusis you are experiencing has an even better chance of leaving. You might hate it but I think it would be best to take a vacation or play a lot softer sounds. You need to give your ears time to recover...

Still not sleeping tonight. I don't know what's going to happen to me at this point. It's like not sleeping one night drains me of all my confidence and comfort and my body is stuck in constant fight or flight mode. I had some comfort before but after failing for 45 minutes my anxiety shot up...

Just curious, I don't know much. What's stopping Frequency Therapeutics from creating something that can regenerate more hair cells? To me it seems it works but the amount of hair cells it regenerates is underwhelming when the dream drug would do every hair cell. What percent of hair cells grow...

Nice suggestions I do not have those on hand at the moment. I tried a benadryl and a multi vitamin and didn't get to sleep. I don't get why I can't sense my T when I stand up and walk around but in bed it will be obvious from either ear. I feel like I'm going through a cycle of getting up and...

Up for two days now. I would really like some advice and someone to talk to on how to calm down.

Thanks for your input. Unfortunately I don't think I have a nasal spray at the moment but will have to look for one the next time I go out. I don't think I can fall asleep on my back and front but I'll try. I am not sure if I can for sure describe it as crackling. It is a high pitched sound...

It felt only slight before but now that I haven't slept in two days it feels like it reacts to normal sounds like talking. Is crackling uncommon for a tinnitus sound?

I have always gotten by ok with my right ear's tinnitus which seems to unfortunately overpower any noise in the room once it hits the pillow. Despite this it is easily maskable with most noise throughout the day. This month I have noticed an annoying crackling in my left ear. It is very...