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Indeed, I have no hyperacusis. In any case, no ENT has found my cause. I sometimes have pain in my ears but my ENT thinks it comes "from my jaws" and not from problems in my ears. After 1 year of tinnitus, I still don't know where I am... sometimes I feel lost and I don't know what to do to shut...

Hello, if I can give you a little indication, for my part I had improvements. A decrease in intensity but temporarily. It lasts a while and then sometimes the next day it's stronger. I have tinnitus from sound trauma although my doctor thinks that my hearing is good because of my stress. In...

Hello, I am exactly the same as you. It's been almost a year. My tinnitus fluctuates from day to day. Some days it is depressing and unbearable (which makes me sad and tired), and other days it is manageable, allowing me to watch TV etc and it seems "calm". The volume is not extremely loud but...

Hello; I don't know if my case is really similar to you or not. I am not sure if my tinnitus appeared due to noise trauma or stress. I find similarities with you: I've had my tinnitus for one year, and I sometimes seem to be having moments of silence. I have the impression that my tinnitus is on...

This story interests me. Even though that's not what caused my tinnitus, I had a sound trauma from the headphones. Has your friend had hearing loss? Did he receive special treatment? It's been almost a year for me, and it's still not gone. No ENT has found hearing loss in a normal audiogram.

Is FX-322 for only one type of tinnitus? There are multiple causes for tinnitus. Will Frequency Therapeutics know what type of tinnitus FX-322 will work for? Such as noise-induced tinnitus, stress-induced tinnitus, physical trauma-induced tinnitus, etc.

What do you mean by "visual snow"? Bright spots in the field of vision? I have bright spots yes but because I have visual problems. I don't think it is related to tinnitus. I think I had some before I had my acoustic trauma.

I'm afraid it won't help tinnitus. Or if it does, what kind of tinnitus might it help? Would it help noise-induced (earphones) tinnitus? Personally, I hope so, but I remain cautious.

Hello, I am sorry to answer only now. Regarding my tinnitus, there are days with and days without. There are days when I feel like it goes away and others when I just think about it. Let's say that I only hear it if I focus on it and I'm in a quiet room. There are times when I can totally...

I had one but up to 8 kHz (if I'm not talking nonsense). And in it I had a constant line so I guess I have no hearing loss.

This is the case. I was able to repeat them all without any problem. I still have tinnitus. So the word scores are related to hearing loss or is it about something else?

Sorry for the silly question, but you're talking about the test of repeating the word you hear in your ears to see if you hear well? If so, can my score be considered perfect when you hear these words perfectly well and can repeat them without a problem?

Hello, I hope you are doing a little better since your last post. My audiogram is a straight line and my ear pressure is good, and the same, in both ears. All I can tell you is that it's been 7 months with my tinnitus and that for the moment since Saturday, it calms down every other day (when...

Hello, For the past few weeks I have had pain coming and going on one side of my jaw. When it starts it hurts my teeth, sinuses, my ear inside, my temporomandibular joint and also my forehead (headache). I wanted to know if there was a link with my tinnitus or not (and if others had this kind...

I would like to know if FX-322 might have a beneficial effect on my tinnitus, which is either stress-induced, or more likely caused by an auditory shock lasting 2 seconds from in-ear headphones. My audiogram is normal but apparently my hair cells are damaged (not broken but damaged). Thanks...

So you think there is a chance that it will go away completely? Because it's been 6 months... I tell myself in the long run that I will end up like this for the rest of my life. This is what is "exhausting", hearing a constant "pchiii" which is sometimes obscured by the TV or only if I take a...

Hello, thank you for your answer. I'll go read this post. This is already the case, I no longer use anything in my ears. I don't even use a phone in my ears anymore, I'm afraid of making my case worse. So I use the speaker. I am really afraid that loud sounds worsen my tinnitus so from the...

Hello, I thought like you that having an acoustic shock from headphones should not have left such a long mark. 6 months, I find it a long time. That's why it stresses me out, because it's still there. I had a treatment with vasodilators. But it didn't help me. The first few months were difficult...

Hello, thank you for your answer. Yes I have the impression of having had an improvement in recent days. I have the impression that the sound is neither a whistling nor a buzzing, but more of a "pchii" of the same level as an electrical appliance on standby. In terms of the situations in which I...

Hello, (I don't speak English well, I'm French so I use Google translate). I have had tinnitus for 6 months now. I relate this to an incident with in-ear headphones (an incident where I did not see the excessive volume in my headphones and which lasted barely 2 seconds). From that, I had an...