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20 years of withdraw may make you an expert on your own withdrawal , s. Everyone is different What worker for you doesn't mean it will work for anyone else. It is irresponsible to be giving medical advice on this board, even if you were an MD.

Sometimes it can take 16 weeks or more for these drugs to Kick in.

Put it this way. What are your qualifications for making medical suggestions to people you have never met before?

Jay777 Leave the med decisions to the MD psychiatrists.

Quite honestly, a cure for tinnitus would almost certainly come under the category of blockbuster drug, so it is in biotech/pharmaceutical companies best interest to come up with a cure. A lot of money put into research goes towards drugs that will make the most profit.

I believe you are confusing tinnitus, with pulsatile tinnitus. There are no cures for tinnitus at this time, though there are several therapies/treatments that can help someone habituate to T. For PT, if the cause is found, it is likely to be treated, however 30% or so do not have a definitive...

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I have PT (3 months) that is probably considered on the lower level side. As with most people with PT or T, getting to a point where the anxiety lessens and allows you to feel "normal" again, is what I envision habituation to be. Iv'e talked to people who have T, but is no longer bothers them...

Thanks for the clarification, so you were talking only about yourself. See the way you wrote it, is seemed that PT is always harder to habituate to, essentially for everyone. I know we don't want to put those types of generalizations out there without evidence. As for me I have relatively low...

John, There is a webinar on the ATA by Dr. Hubbard. He discusses how 97-98% of people with tinnitus distress habituate in 6-18 months, and various therapies can help to expedite feeling better sooner.

Hi Karen, I was reading an old post of yours in which you stated that PT is harder to habituate to than tinnitus. Where did you get this information, or did you mean that your PT was harder to habituate to than your tinnitus? My understanding is that habituating to either affliction involves...

Karen, I know this is an old chat topic, but may I ask why you stated that PT is harder to habituate to then regular tinnitus. I have never seen any literature that makes this statement