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Guys, I’m 22 years old, I had my acoustic trauma in June 2019 and developed tinnitus since that day. Before that, floaters never bothered me and I can’t even remember clearly seeing them when I was a kid. In October/November I started seeing them when it’s a sunny day, but they were not...

Guys, I’m 22 years old, I had my acoustic trauma in June 2019 and developed tinnitus since that day. Before that, floaters never bothered me and I can’t even remember clearly seeing them when I was a kid. In October/November I started seeing them when it’s a sunny day, but they were not...

Seems like i’m experiencing the same horrible/terrifying moments that some of us are living. Tinnitus started 10 months ago due to an acoustic trauma, i had to deal with it and with the horrible feeling of being trapped, forever, knowing that I’m just 21. I remember seeing floaters at a very...

Hey Madi :) Well it really makes me feel better when I hear a story similar to mine. I’m 21 years old and I entered the world of hearing loss and tinnitus 5 months ago. It happened in a club, took cortisone for 10 days, my hearing returned to an acceptable level (bilateral 20 dB loss at 2000...

What do you think of Otomagnetics? Their technique could be used to make the small molecules of FX-322 reach the cochlea better than intratympanic injections?

Knowing for sure that a real cure will come up in the near future would give us so much power and patience until it really comes up.

Discover a drug to regenerate hair cells, useful only for high frequencies... that seems stupid to me. I think that Frequency managers are just protecting themselves before phase 2a results, since the data of the first phase says that the drug reached only the first parts of the cochlea (one...

Here they explain why the hair cells generated by FX-322 are just like normal hair cells, equipped with all that is necessary to communicate with the brain (16:54): Hair bundles, pre-synaptic ribbons and active transduction channels. In my opinion, if there will be a problem, it will not be the...

What can we do to make Frequency and others more known? I’m pretty sure we can make things move faster. Hundred of millions of people are suffering from hearing loss and tinnitus, the problem is that those sufferers have difficulties in claiming their rights. Yes I think that today it’s our...