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Mine is still here tho possibly mild. Still very irritating when trying to sleep.

I don't understand how certain beers have different effects for me. Some beers lowers T, others heightens it, overall it feels like mild alcohol consumption treats T.

My ENT told me to wait 2 months before I see her again. I don't know if I wasted my time, or they can actually help you. I feel the answer will be there was nothing that could have been done anyways.

Me too mate.

Yep, it does surprise you :( I can't sleep without any noise, T is just too distracting.

Its scary :( going into my 6th week soon, and its still there for me. It's legit torture, hope you will find peace.

Alcohol relieves tinnitus for abit. At least for me. You should never go cold turkey with a severe addiction to alcohol. It can be deadly. Instead you should have slowly tampered off.

That's really positive. 99% of people probably dont feel it to be that way, in rare cases some people hear music :)

Do you compare the sound to pleasant childhood memories? Sometimes it sounds like grasshoppers and I think back to the warm summer nights, and it calms me down. Sounds were muffled for around 10 days mostly in the right ear.

Tinnitus sucks :( Felt suicidal at first but I'm slowly accepting that it is there. Doesn't make much sense that our brains create this nonsense signal. 100% scary

Ah ok, my bad. I misunderstood when you were talking earlier about whether to study music or CS and eligibility for financial aid. Good job so far then carry on :) Again, hats off. Your parents should be proud of how far you are already and that their son will graduate with a good degree...

Parents can be terribly stringent when they are paying your bills. Being the age you are, early thirties, means you should have moved out 10 years ago or stayed brief with a plan to move. At least that is the culture in the west. Also you are deluding yourself when you are already talking about...

Does anyone know if your tinnitus is really fading or it's just habituation? I go for a night time walk to stress off, I listen to the trees bristle in the wind, the cars passing by, and the church bells ringing. Everything used to sound muffled. I've been able to hear clearly again and my T...

I have done it with one parent, only because they told me they disowned me and I wasn't their son. That was after years of yelling at the smallest mistakes or taking out their frustrations on me. Years of emotional abuse and I feel much better now that I don't have to listen to that person...

That's so odd. I got my tinnitus on August 9th as well. We are like tinnitus brothers. Unfortunately, this hasn't happened yet f0r me, and I'm getting more paranoid of the thought of it being permanent.

A few articles relating to tinnitus and cannabis: Cannabinoid CB1 Receptor Agonists Do Not Decrease, but may Increase Acoustic Trauma-Induced Tinnitus in Rats. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25852639 The article's results suggest: "that cannabinoids may promote the development of...

Welcome :) I'm sorry that you are also suffering. Hopefully you can find peace with your illness. Cluster headaches are rare, but the way to treat them are... unconventional. Perhaps it is something else like MS. I'm no doctor, but I sincerly believe the best for you.

Try to lower your stress. Even if you are bound to have it permanently, it can only help you. Probably it might not even be.

Could be taken out of context. To me it sounds like complacent circle-jerking, or that blue pill you can take in the Matrix. Maybe the delusion is the remedy.

Also new myself to this. I've had it for 2 weeks straight, I thought I had a reduction but I believe it is due to ginko biloba, since when I skipped a day it went back up to normal. I find it super scary and the thought of it being permanent scares me to death. Personally it sounds like you...

Drug development averages 12 years at best. Rigorous testing is done to ensure side effects are covered. Basically, it is damn expensive, we're talking 2-3 billion $, so that drug gotta have serious commercial value.

Research chemicals can be dangerous, ironically even more so the legal ones (those not mensioned by Shulgin). I'm curious what chem you took, but since you've taken them for 3 years it sounds unlikely that is the main cause. Benzodiazepines aren't considered research chemicals.

Its been stated by scientific articles actually. Permanent effects are not concluded however.

I'd stop taking any CBD oil. Cannabinoids are known to increase tinnitus. Has ENT doctors been of any use?

I'm no expect with proper discernment. Let's be real tho, it is something that can clear on its own. So why put money on it?

My guess is also 100+ years, more likely 200 years. Unless there is a miracle.

Doctors told me the same about quinine. "Oh it will go away in 2 days... 2 weeks..." and now they say "2 months, its just your hair cells flimmering and not permanent." First now after digging into scientific articles do I see treatment for quinine intoxication. They include steroids, activated...

Whatever you think, you are not alone. I'm suffering with very bad abdominal pain/headaches. Going to get a ultra sound scanning. Unfortunately, state sponsored healthcare is slow and overloaded here. Will have to wait 3 weeks before they will even look at me. The pain comes and goes every few...

Like Fishbone said earlier, we don't have a time machine. Freaking wish we did. Don't beat yourself up now, won't help. Alot of people recover on their own, and that's why the doctors/pharmaceutical companies leave us in the dust. Truth is they don't know much about tinnitus.

I'm in the same boat. Weed does make it so much worse, to the point where you are wondering if it will hurt your chances of a temporary T, although it does go back to baseline. I've been reading weed causes more neurons to fire, making you hear the tinnitus louder. Not exactly what you need...

People have different views and that's fine. Stirring up a conflict is fine too, but is it really productive this time?

Thanks everyone, you guys are awesome. I have great respect for you that have fought on. I feel this community treats each other as family. Yes exactly, it was night and day. I've read many places it is only temporary, however my tinnitus hasn't changed too much so far. I'm taking some...

I just got tinnitus a week ago, and its been driving me nuts. Couldn't sleep the first two days at all, and it feels super loud at night. I'd been taking doxycycline 200mg/day for lyme for 1 week prior, and I thought I could add half a quinine HCL tablet(50mg) for babesia infection. Big mistake...