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Dr. Nagler, First of all, I'd love to thank you for your input on this site. It's a massive help to all of us. I'm about to graduate from college and I might secure a job in the Phoenix or the St. Louis areas. Do you know of any trusted TRT physicians near these cities. Best regards, Jake

As the title suggests, I'm looking for a non ototoxic antidepressant other than Remeron, as I already am able to sleep pretty well. Any suggestions wold be greatly appreciated.

It's been about 3.5 months since I developed tinnitus, which I guess is technically in the "sub-acute" phase (I think?). I have been taking magnesium supplements as well as fish oil and a daily multivitamin which have definitely helped me out. While I have been doing much better than I was at my...

I first got tinnitus about 3 months ago. At the time, I thought my life was completely over. I was angry, confused, and depressed. When I first stumbled upon this amazing site, I found encouraging words telling me that "it will get better" and that "it gets easier and easier to deal with" over...

I've only been on this forum for a very short period of time. However, it hasn't taken long for me to get fed up with the piss-poor efforts towards tinnitus treatment that all of us sufferers are forced to sit around and wait for. I hate reading threads where perfectly good people are suffering...

Does anyone else have this? My T never seems to stay a constant tone or noise. It always seems to be changing. In the morning my T is almost non-existent and there are also some points during the day that it seems like it's almost completely gone. Other times it annoys the hell out of me. What...

Has anyone's T gotten better or stayed at the same volume? Or does it almost always get worse? Just curious.

Hello everyone, My name is Jake and I am a junior at the University of Kansas. I've had tinnitus for the last 2 and a half months after attending an all day concert/festival. To get straight to the point, I would do anything to get rid of this constant torment. Being a natural worrier with some...