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I have not no. Doctors where I live just disregard this and don't even introduce any sort of alternative or experimental treatments. Very true... It's been a year since I originally placed that comment, and ever since then I have gotten progressively worse. Honest to god don't know why I'm even...

So I just recently started working, sadly to get to work I have to do a commute of about 1h 30min of which about 40 ~ 50 minutes is spent on buses. In your opinion, how bad is this for a serious tinnitus sufferer? My tinnitus seems to be getting louder once again and I am wondering if it has...

Oh yes it it has... Over the last 4 years it has become way way worse with time... Comparing it now to the beginning, the level of tinnitus was a walk in the park back then.

If I could get my hands on it I would but... I have no clue how to sadly...

Almost 23 years old here... I've had this for 4 years... I'm sad to say, your life is probably f**** if it doesn't go away soon. It will just chip away until you no longer have a will to live.

At this point i wish covid would take me... now that most stopped, help for tinnitus sufferers is even more delayed. No point living anymore

Not to be negative or put you down, but tinnitus will make you lose faith in a lot of things, at least for some...

I've tried melatonin and I never noticed any effect sadly...

Well I am aware it doesn't alleviate the tinnitus but it used to help me sleep.

Also it is proven that not everyone gets it, a lot of the portion of people with hearing loss never actually get tinnitus,so it's really not a common problem even though the situations that can cause tinnitus are quite common nowadays, some people are just luckier than others... And also it does...

Yup...

Last time I went to do a hearing test, my tinnitus was so loud that being in such a quiet environment was a living hell... just me?

Used to love going to the movies... after 4 years of tinnitus, that's all gone now... This condition took everything from me.

Yeah pretty true, the ones that don't have it obviously don't care, and the ones that have it most likely can't or just don't even believe in a cure so there is not much help. It is a sad world we live in.

IMHO it is remarkable how they allow such devices that they know for a fact are harmful for your ears, just shows how little regard they have for people as long as they don't get sued.

I wouldn't count on it to be honest.

Well the source of my tinnitus is mostly my fault so once I figure out how to forgive myself I will let you know.

Sadly this is not the case for everyone, over the 3 years I've had tinnitus it started from being incredibly low tinnitus and gradually worsened to the point where I can no longer filter it using any means, it is so loud, I feel a constant piercing sensation in my brain. Since I've had tinnitus...

If I were you I'd take it as a huge victory that you improved in a very short window of time and I'd try to move on as soon as possible. All I've had during my more than 3 years of tinnitus is a downfall of gradually getting worse and worse with time.

Hm I've had tinnitus for more than 3 years now, I still can't cope well at all and I do notice muscle tension a lot more now... Ever since my tinnitus became super loud my body doesn't feel well... I clench my jaw a lot, I can't find peace in anything I do, and notice a lot of tension on the...

I agree with everything you have said, what you just wrote is super clear and concise and I have had those same thoughts, the logic makes sense, it all adds up. However I think there are some other factors at play that maybe we and the doctors do not completely understand.

Hey man, for three years I have had tinnitus, I am pretty sure mine was because of noise exposure but I also have this, "It sounds like a tambourine or...the same high frequency pitch as my tinnitus only louder." exactly like that when you do stuff like trying to unclog the ears or other stuff...

I don't understand... how can this help tinnitus, when by fasting you are depriving yourself from nutrients... won't there be a chance of suffering slow hearing loss from the hair cells dying from not having what they need?

I could not put this better than that.

Amazing how our T can just keep getting worse and worse and there is absolutely nothing anyone can do, everyone expects you to just carry on

After my T got worse, life stopped being something that I live, just something I endure

Time to google how to get a stroke.

To be honest sounds like a BS story that the audiology told you to make you feel better and disregard tinnitus as something serious... But honestly if you suffer all your life with it just for it to pass when you are 80 damn... that is one slap in the face by life... I mean sure better late...

https://www.givecampus.com/schools/GeorgetownUniversity/support-tinnitus-research/?a=1877339#donations

I wish I still enjoyed listening and playing music.

Yeah I agree with you on everything, but I am still not sure it will fix the tinnitus just like that.

Isn't this for hearing restoration though? Why are so many people convinced that if they fixed their hearing the tinnitus would go away? The way I see it... the chances of that happening isn't that high... From everything I have read sure, hearing loss is the main culprit in starting the...

That is where things are a bit different for me... once I showed a list with the name clonazepam and he almost had a fit with me saying "oh do you have any idea how serious these meds are?" and inside I am just thinking... well do you have any idea what it is like to live like this??? Anyway I...

I would say that is too hopeful thinking man... Comparing to other conditions/any type of charity, tinnitus is such a low priority... As every ENT tells us, most people with tinnitus just get on with it because let's face it, there are a lot of people with mild tinnitus, but for us that have...

In a way yes, because there will be more demand (market wise) to find a cure, however we are still limited by things like you know... physics, technological advancements etc. So even if everyone got tinnitus tomorrow that wouldn't guarantee a cure anytime soon.

What?? Yes there is a big difference but, someone determined enough with half a brain can indeed commit suicide, I am not saying it is exactly easy, but no one is stopping you from doing it.

I see man, that is exactly why I am reluctant to take it, I never used it daily for months, I used it sporadically on rough nights... I did however use Clonazepam daily for a few months and I should have probably tampered it slowly, however I have no indications that its withdrawal caused my...

Nah, it just means they won't help you end the suffering. You can still commit suicide all you want, just gotta have to make sure you succeed.

Thank you for your advice, the problem is the doctors where I live are never interested in helping me or finding any solution for my tinnitus.

Yeah that's the issue. My doctor won't prescribe it, when I gave him a list of potential meds that could help, he straight up said they wouldn't do anything which is a lie. I have taken Clonazepam before and it does help with the tinnitus. It reduced it a bit.

I have gone through quite a few threads about benzos but first off, every person reacts to them differently and also not every benzo is the same... And when it comes to Cloxazolam there are no threads on it so I am not sure what to do. I wish I could get Clonazepam (Klonopin) but I can't.

Damn I really needed some advice :( From what I researched, tinnitus does not appear to be a side effect of this drug, it has a long half life, however it's still classified as a benzo so I am reluctant to take it. I am in really bad shape though so I might not have a choice.

So even if you hear your tinnitus all the time, if the tinnitus changes when you stretch your neck, is there a chance it will reduce in loudness if I treat it?

Has anyone with tinnitus taken Cloxazolam?

3 years with tinnitus, had nothing but it becoming worse and worse, I am not sure what reason I have left to live

Hello, I really need other people's opinions and experiences as I am going through an extremely hard time... Tinnitus has once again became louder and I can't sleep properly at all... Every night all I can get is a few hours of sporadic sleep so I need to know if it's safe to take Cloxazolam on...

Oh yes, I feel you, when I have to put the earplugs in it's absolute torture but the fear of the tinnitus getting worse will always win.

I know it's so frustrating and leaves a person completely desperate and hopeless. Thank you and I sincerely hope it gets easier for us too.

I've tried multiple doctors, ENTs, in search of a reason for my tinnitus getting worse and all of them just told me the same... and here I am three years later, I have been super careful with loud noises, I manage my anxiety and yet my tinnitus just gets worse and worse, I'm not sure how I'm...

Yeah I think I understand what you mean.

When I put earplugs in I hear my tinnitus at full volume. It makes me want to end my life. I don't know how you can do it.

Man I'm going through the same thing and it kills me because I can't find any answers... I don't expose myself to loud noises anymore, I'm always super careful and yet for the past 3 years my tinnitus has been consistently getting worse and worse... A year ago I felt like you did, when I had a...

Alright I should try and find one, thank you for the advice.