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Personally I would stay away from hearing aids, especially those which can also mask tinnitus. After 14 years of mild tinnitus and hyperacusis and 2 years of severe tinnitus and hyperacusis I've come to the conclusion that giving your ears as much rest as possible is better. Why would you...

It always starts with minor hyperacusis and minor tinnitus. Trust me, you don't want severe tinnitus and hyperacusis. Protect your ears in loud environments and try to avoid using headphones.

From this article: "Next Allan described a fascinating experiment in mice, illustrating a potential approach to targeting one of the contributors to neuropathic pain: the loss of inhibitory signaling. In this approach the missing GABAergic neurons are replaced by transplanting embryonic...

My tinnitus and hyperacusis are caused by a sound generator (PA). Whenever they present me a device to habituate or to 'cure' my tinnitus or hyperacusis, I refuse.

Yes, this is my believe also. Luckily Dr. Norena (Marceille France) is investigating this path. He is investigating TTM / trigeminal nerve inflammation. My father has immense hearing loss due to noise exposure all his life and almost deaf, he has no tinnitus or hyperacusis. I've been exposed to...

hi, i'm not completely back to normal and still can have a bad day. But overall I can cope well. However I do have to wear earbuds sometimes

Shaun, trust me, i've been there too, many of us on this forum. I had burning ears, tighness and wierd sensations in the ears too (severe acoustic trauma). You will improve, but will have setbacks. It takes time for your ears to heal. I'm in for about 30 months now with severe T and H and just...

hi, Shaun, sorry you have to go through this. Hang in there. Give yours ears enough rest and build up sound exposure slowly. It will get better.

You write *AND* but some have no hair cell damage but still have tinnitus. Some have (temporary) tinnitus just due to ear wax. Someone recently posted here he got tinnitus just by pressing weight on a bench. 20 year-old, probably very healthy ears/cochlea/hair cells/synapse. I experience very...

From: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6316569/ "Turmeric extract confirmed to possess anti-inflammatory capacity even at low concentrations and revealed itself as an extraordinary protective agent towards the intestinal epithelium integrity. Boswellia extract showed comparable...

My father and i have the same genes. He (87) has massive hearing loss on all frequencies (almost deaf) due to loud noise exposure all his life (working with machines as a carpenter without any ear protection ever). He doesn't suffer from tinnitus or hyperacusis. I have been exposed to noise all...

Hi John, give it time. The sounds of tinnitus are harmless, no matter how loud they seem or how intrusive they are. You will habituate to it. If you must work or be present in very loud environments it is important to have GOOD ear protection. Custom ear plugs are f.e. tested for leakage...

Have you tried taking GABA? Do you experience hyperacusis? You probably have put your ears to the test before (ear pain standing in front of a fat speaker? Hello!) Working inside with heavy machinery without hearing protection is like staring straight into a laser beam, your eyes will get...

I think you cannot get a better proof that tinnitus can be caused without noise but just due to pressure on the tympanic membrane and thus stress on the TTM...

"Laser therapy uses a process called photobiomodulation. Photons enter the tissue and interact with the cytochrome c complex within mitochondria. This interaction triggers a biological cascade of events that leads to an increase in cellular metabolism and a decrease in both pain and...

Hi scotty, great to hear this has helped you. Maybe this can help for some cases (there are many tinnitus subtypes). Could you describe how you experience your tinnitus? Is it a pure tone or more like a hissing/sizzling? Is it somatic (f.e. does it change with neck movements or jaw or when...

I also have this burning ears sensation, they also can become itchy. My ENT suggested taking Alpha-lipoic acid, this reduces inflammation. I remember him saying this was also prescribed for people that have a burning tongue. It has been about a year since I had this burning sensation again, but...

I have the same symptoms (hissing) due to a noise exposure and I also can manipulate it (louder and higher pitch) moving my head (looking over shoulder, pushing my chin forward, clenching teeth etc). It also does this when I yawn. However I don't have or had any problems with my teeth or jaw...

After the trauma in 2004 it took me only a few months to adapt, allthough initially I thought I wasn't going to be able to live with it. It was a mild tinnitus on the left (cat 0 Jastreboff). In 2018 this escalated suddenly to cat 4. Severe tinnitus and hissing in both ears and severe...

I visited Brai3n early 2019. They gave me a qEEG but I never tried the neuromodulation. Sounded too experimental for me. I'm despirate sometimes, but not that desperate to try some experimental treatment. Certainly would not want an increase in tinnitus or hyperacusis.

Maybe an acoustic trauma causes tinnitus (and pain) because of a damaged TTM. I have been exposed to noise all of my life, just like my father. My father is almost completely deaf (87) but has no tinnitus (or hyperacusis). But I had an acoustic trauma in 2004, this felt like my ear broke or...