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Just listening to this radio programme on Radio 4 (UK station). In a room devoid of all light and sound, a guest is left alone to reveal their thoughts. Today's guest is the artist Grayson Perry and the first thing he talked about was how much he noticed his tinnitus (he wears hearing aids...

Not sure quite where to post this, so admin please move it if necessary. Got this from a freedom of information request on the internet about the noise levels at Bank station (one of the London Underground stations). Seriously loud at times, highest recorded 123.1 dB. Not continuous but still...

Any takers? :) http://www.tinnitus.org.uk/bta-seeking-to-appoint-head-of-research

My tinnitus increases significantly when I am eating! I guess it's how the jaw behaves as it becomes louder/softer as I chew (sorry if Too Much Information!). Might this mean I have TMJ? Does it have any relevance for potential treatment or is it just one of those weird things that I'm noticing...

Pre-tinnitus I never really thought about noise being damaging. But I have never liked noisy environments, hardly ever went to gigs, have never owned a pair of headphones, and am the irritating person that asks people to turn their music down when I can hear the bass thudding through their...

Someone on the British Tinnitus Association website said in reference to her tinnitus habituation (though she didn't use that phrase) that she "can only describe it as looking at a shape through a net curtain … you know the shapes there but if you look at the net the shape merges in to the...

Hi, has anyone tried this? I have searched the forum and couldn't find anything so apologies if it's come up before. I know it can't 'cure', but was hoping it could reduce the emotional reaction to the tinnitus and therefore aid habituation .... Probably wishful thinking :)

... after 4 months off from the T starting and resulting anxiety/depression. I know full masking is not recommended for habituation (and isn't always even possible with mine) but need to cope with the initial return to a pretty full-on job. Anyone who has been through similar, advice would be...

Hi Dr Nagler Thank you for looking at TRT vs Neuromonics; I will be really interested to read your thoughts. I am based in the UK and I don't think Neuromonics is available here yet? At the risk of complicating your comparative analysis, would you give your thoughts on Acoustic Co-Ordinated...