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...I'm not getting my hopes up. I tried a couple of listening exercises with YouTube at home last year, and my ears are still disliking digital audio and struggling to pick out words I don't already recognise... so likely route is going to be something with computers. Just what the world needs...

There's only one MA specialist, but I'll check it out. How many years have you had it exactly? What caused it for you and how is it separate from your tinnitus? Yeah, none of those are bad for me at all. Never have been this entire time. Did you begin therapy immediately after it set in...

https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/hyperbaric-oxygen-therapy.211/ I would look at this thread, there are some people who have used it and posted there experiences with it. I dont know if it effective in treating t or not and i am a bit skeptical but i wish you well if you go through with it...

@Cityjohn Can you build me one and mail it to me? 120v/60Hz please and thank you.

I'm only a new member here and have read countless claims that LLLT does, or does not work. In examining the research done it seems clear that there is a legitimate reaction from the human cell to light. Everything is explained by the man himself on this website...

That's great your tinnitus is down, yes we have a big problem with devices stopping (it must play all night!!!) raising volume on its own, etc. I personally use a Sony ux-560 digital recorder, it has a button lock feature so you don't press buttons in your sleep. It also has an onboard...

Hey Salt, We're tinnitus twins. (I think I'll trademark that term!) The way you describe your T sounds exactly like mine. High pitched TV white noise with some "jitters" in one ear, as your call it. I've had barely noticeable T for years that has increased after a concert about 6 weeks ago. Wish...

As I recall, the story is something like this: the people involved with pioneering this device discovered or verified from previous research that bone-conduction exposure to inaudible ultrasound frequencies (very, very high -- above 20kHZ, up into 100 kHZ range) causes activation of auditory...

I am still shocked we dont have treatment for this condition. I consider this on the range with AIDS, Cancer, etc.

HI @Widex It all depends what originally caused your tinnitus, as this will give an indication why it is getting worse. If it is an underlying medical problem associated with your ear then this needs to be investigated at ENT so tests should be carried out. If your tinnitus was caused by...

Hello, everyone, I recently joined this forum when my mild tinnitus (for 10 months) worsened after taking a headache pill that contained some Aspirin (this was about 3-4 weeks ago). I am also a music lover, an audiophile, and an amateur guitar player (have been doing it as a hobby for 23 years...

Hi Everyone. I am a creative soul and I have been living with T since October 2014, and I wanted to share my story for anyone that might benefit from my insights and conclusions. I got the ringing about 5 days after I had an AUDIO accident while using a digital field recorder with in ear...

Another name that comes to my mind when I think of Sweden and hearing disorders is Ingmar Klockhoff. I learned about this guy only recently. This is the guy that first described what we now know as TTTS or Tonic Tensor Tympani Syndrome. I learned about him when I was reading some papers by...

Dear @Gav, Thank you so much for sharing your experience. From your story I understand that you used the noise-cancelling technology for "low level listening" (in order to protect your hearing / tinnitus) in noisy environments. I am very sorry to hear that this has caused so severe problems. I...

Good evening everyone. This is probably the oddest thread for submitting a first post! I'll introduce myself a bit. In short though, very extreme acute acoustic incident (unprotected/unexpected pistol shot) brought on immediate tinnitus - very, very, noticeable high (maybe 12kHz?) screaming...

Tinnitus. Tinnitus is condition that comes in many different forms and intensities. Most people habituate and are able to carry on with their life doing everything that they want to without too much difficulty. It usually becomes a problem when it is loud and intrusive and begins to interfere...

FINALLY! I am very optimistic folks. just to refresh you, for years, i have been on: antipsychotic, antidepressant, anticonvulsant, and minor tranquillizer. yeah, they knock you out and let you sleep, but they have bad side effects, and i somehow felt they could be harmful (you think?) i...

You must get the Koss KTX-PRO1 headphones!! yMYou can use what you have for now but you will get better results with the Koss. Use on low volume ALL NIGHT EVERY NIGHT!! This is important!! The tinnitus will come and go in the first week or two.

same here, also 16 khz tinnitus. i suspect wifi = WLAN. when i monitor* my body voltage versus ground [via heating tubes], i can see spikes / bursts of few seconds length in the 16khz band. * to monitor body voltage, i use the 'mic in' port of my tablet, to connect my body and 'signal ground'...

Well said @Samantha R People like the author of this thread, are negative thinkers and have a closed mind regarding any treatment for tinnitus, because they want a complete cure from the condition. They make themselves and others that are susceptible to their whining and complaining miserable...

Nice to see you using the the term "Bewitched ear" @Gl0w0ut. It's not a troll name @Bassplayer . Contrary to what some may think, tinnitus has been around for many thousands of years and I believe there has been significant advancement in the treatment of it and to enable people have a better...

Everyone can have a point Paul and entitled to it. What people want and what is achievable are two different things. Tinnitus can be a very debilitating condition and I know this fully well being medically retired from my job because of it. There is no cure at present for this condition but I...