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Has anyone tried this recently? I saw a post on Facebook about someone getting rid of their pulsatile tinnitus with this supplement.

Do you think there is any potential benefit of trying it now?

I came across a study published in June 2021 showing a benefit of molecular hydrogen on preventing NIHL in guinea pigs. Has anyone tried hydrogen therapy for tinnitus or hyperacusis? Inhalation of Molecular Hydrogen, a Rescue Treatment for Noise-Induced Hearing Loss One-hour H2 inhalation...

There's no hearing protector in the world rated at 75 dB. I think the maximum you can achieve is around 40 dB. Hearing protection isn't additive, so if you wear earmuffs with 30 dB NRR and earplugs with 30 dB NRR, you don't get 60 dB NRR, you're still close to around 30 dB NRR.

Logically I think messing up your electrolyte balance is a big one. Also, some people with Meniere's finds that it worsens their symptoms. I would recommend trying a shorter fast first (1-2 days and then building up to 5 days) if you go forward with it.

I'm ordering mushrooms and will try microdosing with Niacin and Lion's Mane. I will report back.

How's that going? Do you feel it helps?

Do you mean that he still felt pain from sound that he could no longer hear at all post surgery, or just that the pain in silence that he had from hyperacusis continued?

Do you guys theorize that Ambroxol would help the condition or just mask the symptoms?

Does this help your hyperacusis? How much do you reduce your salt intake to see an improvement?

How did it go?

Does it help your hyperacusis at all?

Any news on if this study has actually been completed? Is it still in the enrollment phase?

Which brand of circumin did you buy? Btw, I am fully deaf in one ear from birth, and sometimes my hyperacusis jumps from my hyperacusis ear to my deaf ear, which doesn't have any response to sound at all.

I would like to see Sound Pharmaceuticals offer compassionate use for this drug to people with severe tinnitus and hyperacusis.

My understanding is that there are limitations on what frequencies OAE tests can measure. This would have been interesting data for them to gather though because OAE tests are typically very consistent between tests.

When are the results expected for the double blind Severe Hearing Loss Phase 1b trial?

Has anyone considered that maybe the hair cells grow back but simply don't function?

What's more likely, an aftermarket or premarket news release? Anyone know?

12 business days people, 12 days! The pain of waiting is real. I don't think we can deduce anything definitively by the stock market or the company's actions so far or the lack of numerous subjects flocking here with news.

15 more business days people... we're in the home stretch.

The market moves so fast, it's crazy. Maybe put in a stop loss order already if you're worried. The news will likely come out pre-market or after market.

Is it helping you?

How is your hyperacusis now? Any more changes?

No, I decided against it. It seems it doesn't work for most people with hyperacusis and I didn't want to deal with any potentially severe side effects when I'm already in such bad shape. How are you doing?

Who knows if the powers that be at the FDA understand the significance of noise in speech understanding. In my opinion it should meet the criteria.

That's amazing! Please keep us posted. How did you get your doctor to prescribe it?

Seriously! Maybe born like 2 years too early though, lol.

That stood out to me as well. I think there is also just natural test variability, so the fact that they showed no improvement in the control group is very comforting that the results are meaningful.

Does anyone know if there was any discussion regarding whether higher or repeated dosing could have additional impacts?

This is amazing news! It seems that they are onto something. I imagine bigger pharmaceutical companies are watching this. If there is a real avenue of treatment the pace of research will skyrocket in the next few years.

Do you guys think the results will be out this week?

Holy hell are the development timelines long... the last NIHL trial is from 2013/2014.

How is your overall protocol working for you? Seeing any benefits?

@Marin It started from noise exposure via an MRI but got worse I think from a TMJ flare up in October. I think I'm going to apply for assisted suicide in December. I cannot live like this.

I read a study hypothesizing that brain inflammation is linked to hyperacusis: Noise-Induced Brain Inflammation May Result in Painful Hearing Has anyone here tried an anti-inflammatory diet or fasting to reduce inflammation and gotten any relief for hyperacusis?

Hello all, I have been experiencing severe hyperacusis for approximately one month. It started about 2 and a half months ago but it was mild then. It worsened with no further noise exposure. Right now it is so bad that I can't speak/listen above a whisper, run water, go outside, etc. I'm...

Hi guys, I have been experiencing pain hyperacusis from the sound of my own voice when speaking quietly (low end of normal but above a whisper) for a few minutes. The irritation can linger afterwards for hours. Does this pain mean that more ear damage is occurring? Logically I assume more pain...

Thanks for the feedback everyone! I do think it is the occlusion effect after further review. It's a sign to always be careful as even hearing protection has risks involved.

Hi all, I have been dealing with hyperacusis for a few months following an MRI. I went for a walk recently with earplugs in a park for an hour and had ear pain afterwards. It seems like the bone conduction of my footsteps irritated my ear. I did have them in fairly deep so the occlusion effect...