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...why do medical professionals not bother to investigate potential leads like this?

It's your ears and brain coping with hearing loss. There's a frequency in your surroundings that they can no longer translate, so your internal gain is being turned up to compensate.

I'm confused; how is regenerating hair cells enough when there's other parts of the puzzle, like loose synapses?

I'm convinced Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom led to my T to some extent. The action scenes at the end were insanely loud and made worse by all of the dinosaur noises being high frequency. It was the only time I recall feeling uncomfortable by the playback level.

Why is this expected to be effective only for somatic tinnitus?

Is the reality consistent with what he proposed over a half a decade ago, though? I don't know what the facts are behind the drug thus far.

Angel Dust's thread prompted me to submit another, similarly basic inquiry: why does tinnitus exist when hearing loss is a natural process of human aging? Even under somatic cases, why would the "complex, brilliant" brain and auditory system respond to the loss of hearing by over-amplifying and...

What is your opinion on the concept of "reactive tinnitus"? Some people are adamant it doesn't exist.

Does food really have an effect on tinnitus, or does it not? For those who are convinced, what foods affect you? And how long does it take for you to notice symptoms?

So we're expecting more information in January, and then another trial?

Is it safe to assume there is an environmental factor behind this? Why else would your ears suddenly ring?

I've started plugging my ears with my fingers whenever I wash my hair to avoid getting water in them, which could lead to an infection. Or is that really only an issue with pools or seawater?

I think it is reactive tinnitus due to hearing loss of certain frequencies. That would explain why only certain acoustic events trigger it, and why the tinnitus appears to subside when auditory input is minimized.

Have they hinted at the potential side effects yet? What about complications with the delivery method?

I find it ironic how these are being recommended to tinnitus sufferers. Bose's SleepBuds are what GAVE ME tinnitus. I was perfectly fine and healthy before I decided to try these one night (morning, actually, since I had pulled an all-nighter). I woke up about six hours later with a tone in my...

I have an appointment with an ENT on Wednesday but am still on the fence as to whether I will keep the appointment. What I'm afraid of is being subjected to a test or instrument that could make my symptoms worse. Does anyone have any advice on what to absolutely avoid? Doctors barely understand...