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@DebInAustralia, I'm also considering to take Naltrexone, especially since Prof. Dirk De Ridder prescribes it to so many. Not sure about the dosage though.

@danielthor, did you ask them about success rate?

I agree. But you know better than me, that there is no 100% treatment for the tinnitus and despite that, a lot of people have found relief with something, so why to spray the negativity? If something did not work for you, it does not mean it will not do good for someone else :)

4 years is a huge gap. What I do not get, why people around here are so skeptical about everything? Liam Boehm - bullshit. TRT - doesn't work. Earplugs - overprotection. Earplugs with less then 15 dB - underprotection. Klonopin - do not dare. Prednisolone - side effects. Healthy life style -...

How intrusive is your tinnitus?

Hi, you are in the so early stage of the tinnitus, please, give yourself at least a 2 years time, and if you do not feel better after that time, then you can consider the suicide. I know that it is easier said, than done, but you must give yourself at least that amount of time.

Maybe soon it will be easier: 3D-printed suicide pods are now legal in Switzerland

Did you mean that if one starts to wear hearing aids, the hearing will deteriorate faster? So we have to postpone the hearing aids as much as we can?

@Joe J, does your tinnitus fluctuate on a daily basis? Or is it the constant eeeee?

I'm glad that it helped you :) What dosage did you take?

Hi, did Prednisone help you with the spike?

We were building a summer house. I was holding the construction, while the relative of mine, suddenly started to bang with a hammer on the metal pole in order to get it into the hole. He (the relative), was not near me, he was on the other side of the construction, but still it was load. Next...

Hi, Have you considered to take a short course of Prednisone for this setback? I feel you, I'm on one of my biggest spikes ever.

@Damocles, thank you so much for your detailed answer! It's a great help to me and encouragement :) And what about hearing loss? Have you find any study about COVID-19 and hearing loss?

Well, I'm in the same boat as @Forever hopeful, at the moment I'm also considering should I get the vaccine. I do not have co-morbid conditions, but I have hearing loss. My biggest concern here is that if you have hearing loss and you get COVID-19 it could mess up your ears/hearing even more...

Did anyone here take Prednisone after Pfizer (or any other) COVID-19 vaccine to lessen the tinnitus spike? Did it help?

@Mentos, how was your meeting with Dr. Dirk De Ridder?

Is this related to Dr. Shore's device?

Same here. How many times per year do you take steroids? And what is your dosage? Do you think that Botox could replace the Prednisone?

Hi, try to buy it on iHerb.com, the shipping should not be so horrendous :)

Hi, how loud was your tinnitus prior to quit alcohol?

@DebInAustralia, Do you think it will/might work for non-somatic tinnitus caused by hearing loss? Also, has Susan ever mentioned what hearing threshold level must the person have to qualify for this treatment?

@Lurius Do you have hearing loss and/or hyperacusis?

And how was your tinnitus with PS1?

@DingDong How are you now?

Or the other way round. What makes hyperacusis so special that makes this technique effective?

@hans799 Are you going to use the device only with the first settings this time?

Hi, do you have any hearing loss? :)

Hi, i read about your spike from the fire alarm on the November. I was wondering, have you fully recovered from it?

Good luck with that! When did you apply?

Have you tried this Tinnitus Mix?

What earplugs do you use for the restaurants? Are you able to hear with them what your friends are talking?

When did you apply for the Neuromod? I mean how many days had passed until they got back to you?

Because hearing aids mask the tinnitus or because they amplify environmental sounds?

And also would be great if questions about the degree of the hearing loss and the cause of the tinnitus would also be included :)

So why not explain that to her? And why not tell her that she could come back if the hearing aids are not helping?

@Markku, Thank you so much!!! I hope this will help to clarify all this confusion.

Maybe you asked this question as well: Does the cause of the tinnitus matter? :)

Have you tried his "beep" files?

Such a late date. When did you fill the form?

Where did you found that it wouldn't work for people with hearing loss? Are you talking about the ability to hear through the headphones or the hearing loss as the cause of the tinnitus?

@Clearance Do you have hearing loss?

I hope from all my heart that tinnitus and hyperacusis will fade for you.

In those 20 years have you been do the dentists before? And that particular ultrasound cleaning, was it very long and loud?

Hi :) Why it has worsened so much in 2018?

His girlfriend Grimes has tinnitus.

Do you believe everything depends on the audiogram? They can see from the audiogram if you will be able to respond to the treatment?

And what do you think about Dr. Minbo Shim now? After all your findings.

How do you manage to live in a such loud country? I used to travel a lot in SE and I miss that so much... but at this point I think I would not be able to withstand all those motorbikes, car horns, shouting vendors without spiking my tinnitus.

Where are these 100 people who bought the MuteButton device back in 2015? Because as I understand they haven't enhanced the device since 2015, they just took it off the market because of organizing the clinical trials?

Where did you hear that? I thought that Neuromod believed that every person with tinnitus has hearing loss to some degree... Unless you are speaking about profound hearing loss?

Thanks for the answer! I'm 36

I have a question :) I have mild hearing loss that I found out about in 2006, but tinnitus I got only in 03/2018. So, which date is more important here? Would I be in the window for that procedure?

And, if i may ask, how is your tinnitus today? @Allan1967