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In short, there is tinnitus that is caused by noise and temporomandibular tinnitus which is caused by a bad jaw joint or/neck strain. Since u are a musician it could very well be either. I suggest first getting your neck and jaw checked out and loosened up before u look further. Also, having a...

I have the same, sometimes it stops for a couple of seconds.

Since a couple of months I have noise induced tinnitus from single time loud headphone use. During the last few days I have noticed that if I clench my jaw very hard for a few seconds some of the tinnitus tones actually completely stop for a couple of minutes. I am aware somatic tinnitus...

https://www.medpagetoday.com/meetingcoverage/aaohnsf/82242 Not sure if there is any new info in there, I've heard of most of it.

I don't think they ever answer on Twitter.

I don't know if this is helpful or has been posted or discussed before.

@JohnAdams am I wrong to remember that at a certain point in time you believed FX-322 might not help people with a rather normal audiogram (including yourself), but who suffer mostly from synaptopathy? Has that view changed or returned to your initial thought? Because I do still see...

I love the letter and really appreciate you doing this. Should we also give them something more specific, for example some of the names of causes they could donate to. Like Hough Ear Institute or others we think are onto something? Perhaps to make the letter stand out, a lot of people could...

I have been doing it for 2 weeks, it always makes my T temporarily worse for about a minute. It does seem to help with habituation for what its worth.

You're everywhere. I appreciate you trying to push this. Even if it's just trying.

Right. Will do!

Thank you.

Hello everyone, I just recently acquired tinnitus about 1 month ago after using a loud headset. I rarely go to clubs, been to 6 in my entire life. First it was a morse code ringing but now it has changed to an ultra high pitch, is this normal? I barely sleep and I'm 95% of the time super...

I am quite confident that FX-322 will have a positive effect as long as there is some room for hair cell damage to be repaired (which there often is) and that way make up for the disconnected synapses in the other hair cells. I supposedly have a normal audiogram but I'm still -15 dB so I'd guess...

I think it will affect all frequencies about equally as long as there is proper diffusion of the drug, which I do think they thought about. And I think the cells would stay alive since they have tested it on animals and otherwise probably wouldn't have gone through with the drug.

Sometimes I seriously wonder if anything will come from a direction that we don't expect like China. Wish I could do some research about what they have/have coming.

I truly hope that we'll know that soon.

Am I wrong to think that when I look around this forum, comparing the beginning and now, research, information and the possibility for clinical remedies has improved quite a lot?

Right I see. So it's waiting for Grequency Therapeutics, Otonomy or Decibel Therapeutics right now? I haven't found that much info about Otonomy or Decibel Therapeutics and their future plans/steps. I hope we know a whole lot more about Frequency Therapeutics when they do their talk on the...

Forgive me for my ignorance but I just want to understand this better. Say hypothetically someone only has hidden hearing loss (synapse disconnected from hair cell), and all of the hair cells would be fine so FX-322 would not do anything. Could inflicting damage to hair cells on purpose then...