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It might help, but only for a short time. When you receive stem cells, even your own, doctors need to prepare your body by suppressing your immune system. This is because the stem cells have been altered and are no longer in their original state. However, after a few months, you are taken off...

Right now, no one knows which treatment will be better for you. Only time will tell. But I imagine it might be possible to get both.

From what I gathered from this podcast episode, their Rincell-1 treatment is supposed to replace broken cells, and later, with Rincell-3, regenerate hair cells. So maybe it will help with hyperacusis. Maybe hyperacusis is just overactive outer hair cells, and this treatment could fix that as...

What helped me was never being in complete silence. I always have the radio on as background noise. During the summer, I read books in the park or just spend time outside.

From what I gathered from their site, Phase 2a hasn’t started yet.

Even if AC102 cannot help us, it will benefit others in the future. Maybe it will also prove useful for hair cell restoration and tinnitus.

Almost a year later after the last post :) This really keeps me hopeful.

I wish everyone a silent year 2025 ❤️

Last few months I was stressing about losing hearing in my right ear. It turned out that my hearing is fine, but my headset is broken...

Thank you @BrOKeN_1 for flying tips ❤️ my ears are absolutely fine after landing

Kinda scared from flying with ETD. I can blow my ears, but I still feel uneasy about it. My T is non reactive so that would be fine

Silence is gone, its ringing again, hoping it will go quieter again

For last week, I couldn’t hear any ringing. Except a REALLY faint one and only when I’m looking for it. I hope it’s a new normal for me.

I’m on Citalopram 20 mg and my tinnitus is quieter by 30-50%. Now I mainly notice it when I’m going to sleep, because I don’t use a sound machine. But even then it's still really silent eeeeeee noise.

I’m slowly getting to the 3 month mark now. What has changed? Short answer: a lot. Long answer: I started going out for walks much more. I walk about 70 km every week now. I started with SSRI antidepressants which greatly helped me with anxiety and overall calmed my nerves and reaction to...

Went to the cinema yesterday. No spike. YAY!

Ouch. My dog just barked right next to my ear. >_<

In Czech Republic you have to pay in full for everything. Insurance covers part of lenses only if your vision is worse than -10 dioptres.

Last few days have been really silent. Maybe T is fading away :)

While undergoing gastroscopy, tinnitus will be the least of your concern. 20 minutes of silence but with tube in your stomach :D

I'm playing on retail. My guild is pretty chill, and there is a lot of single player content now. I want my memories of good of times of vanilla/TBC/WotLK to stay as nice and happy as I remember it and not remind myself how I spent weeks raiding and never killing Lich King, how I was...

I started playing World of Warcraft 16 years ago and still playing it almost everyday. Sometimes I think it's my safe space.

Just woke up and my tinnitus is really silent. Its just a really silent static noise in background. This morning is a win for me!

Hello @DeepakB, thank you for your kind and supportive message. I took some time off my work, started doing all the things I loved before tinnitus, like long walks in nature, painting and even playing video games. After googling too much and reading all those sad stories how other people's...

Hello there, I'm new to tinnitus. The last couple of weeks have been a nightmare. My tinnitus started about 6 weeks ago after 9 months of crazy stress in work. I got a mild eeeeee sound in my right ear at first. I went to an ENT the next day. They did an audiogram and a tympanometry, both with...