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Are you off Finasteride ? People can get crazy side effects from that drug, but given time they should decrease

I get pain in the right side of my head, ear spasms, wisdom tooth pain, if I lift anything heavy it makes everything worse.... doctors can’t figure it out... always the right side I have no idea what’s going on.... considering an mri.... last doctor said it’s migraines....

Setbacks unfortunately, I feel, have turned me a little crazy, always looking / alert for a slamming door, honking horn, something dropping on a floor, someone shouting... if only I could monetize these skills...

Piriton tablets? Are they the type of allergy tablets? Saline nasal spray? Did you take antibiotics? The right side of my head always has pressure or pain going on...

I think I’m going to see another (3rd) ent... constant headaches and dizziness and dry nose is not a fun combination..... feels like my body is finished

I have dry sinuses..... any idea how to fix that ? I am tempted to go to the doctor because it’s making the tinnitus worse and a load of headaches

As my hyperacusis improves my susceptibility to ear fullness decreases but once there is loud bang or noise I get fullness for a few hours maybe days..... I presume it’s something to do with the Eustachian tubes being inflamed ? I also get dizziness and headaches on the right side of my head...

Irish medtech company closes €8m capital raise Neuromod Devices, a company that focuses on non-invasive nerve technology, has closed an €8m capital raise, comprising of equity investment and venture-debt. The funds will be used to accelerate the commercialisation in Europe of its Lenire...

Yeah I make electronic music... I (did) wear headphones when making music... I’m fairly sure thats what did the damage to my ears.... I play an upright piano but it sounds really harsh on my ears... I’m not sure what dB a piano is but it’s relatively loud. Started playing it with earplugs and...

Yeah gave up the salt and sugar for the most part and running maybe 3 times a week.... had to give up lifting weights, gives me pains in the right side of the head and causes a kind of pressure. My ent reckons this agitates some nerve or puts stress on the middle ear... I have stopped making...

Yeah I’m considering the TRT route, I just need to find an audiologist who does the service in Dublin. One question, does it involve listening to white noise for 8 hours a day ? I have read that a few places....

Yeah doctors here don’t give out benzos here very easily, they don't want people getting addicted but I did get prescribed sleeping pills initially Alcohol makes the ears a lot less sensitive but then the next day it’s the opposite. Traditional Irish music is no great loss, I was never a fan...

If this time next year my H is gone I will be extraordinarily happy..... oddly enough I had mild hyperacusis about 10-15 years ago.... I didn’t realize what it was then.....

Isn’t a amitriptyline a fairly powerful anti depressant ? There must be serious side effects ? Weight gain ?

Thanks for the words of encouragement.... I'm usually not one for complaining... but hyperacusis is like some sort of farcical nightmare.... but yeah who knows maybe it will go away by itself or fx 322 fixes everything...

In Ireland there isn’t much access to benzos, having a drink instead , the first in a long while, definitely lowers the sensitivity, improves the mood ...... better then eating turmeric/cumeric all the time..... but not exactly a permanent solution.... though does make watching Netflix more...

Yeah I thought a recovery was possible, feelings good/positive last week but unless there is some sort of medical miracle, life is pretty much done....

I can see how people can become reclusive with this condition.... A door slamming might not seem loud but it felt like a gun shot. Hyperacusis is like snake and ladders....my noise tolerance has gone way down again

My hyperacusis was improving over the last two months. I've had it since start of the summer. I was noticing my ears were less sensitive and not feeling full... and then a door slammed beside me on Wednesday... Fullness is back, sensitivity to sounds is high, ears are cracking and popping...

Sorry if this has been asked before but does curcumin take time to build up in your system to work or is it instant? I have been taking it for about 6 weeks and my tinnitus level varies...

Any idea if Lenire or the Susan Shore device will be effective at treating hyperacusis?

Is this not amazing news? Is this the cure? Doesn't seem to be making big headlines?