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I have the same things you wrote. Finally, I found someone. The only thing that's different is that I reckon it's the pressure that causes it, but I don't know.

Hello, I will have my teeth cleaned soon (for tartar removal). My dentist told me that guided biofilm therapy (which has an airflow part) is less loud and has less sharp sound than ultrasonic scaling. But afterwards I realized they also have something called PROPHYflex which emits calcium...

Thanks. I am pretty sure it's my posture. I use a computer which is completely silent (solid state drive and no fans). I think it is connected to muscle tension in my neck and the consequent pressure. I have quite strong hyperacusis (I am doing sound therapy now) and somehow this also causes a...

Hi, When I use the computer for 5+ minutes my tinnitus starts to increase and I have to take very frequent breaks. How do you all cope with this?

Hi, I have opened a similar thread here: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/prevent-opened-auditory-tube-disorder-patulous-eustachian-tube-from-getting-worse.34628/

Hello, Allow me to begin with that I am grateful for life and everything that is in it. I have tinnitus and hyperacusis. I am curing the hyperacusis right now. My right auditory tube sometimes opens and remains like that for a while. I want to prevent it from getting worse. I am also...

Thank you.

@dpepper73 Have you thought about ear infection?

Hi, I have severe hyperacusis. It was induced by overprotection. As it stands, it is causing many healths problems because of restricting from normal activities. I want to expose my ears to sounds so that it can get used to it. What do you think is the best option? How is the noise exposure...

No, but I have seen multiple people both here and on facebook who had problems with it, some had permanent worsening. As far as I can tell noise is a big stress for any audio system, it doesn't seem to be loud but it is a stress.

Be careful with continuous background noise, it can induce T eventually.

I have been taking NR for the past month, 100mg/day. I think it makes a difference but it's not significant, at least not at this dose. In the next month I will be taking the same total amount but not evenly ditributed and see if that has a better effect. Others who are taking this, please post...

Do they have shiny coating? I guess it is meant to be digested like that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pill_%28pharmacy%29 vs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tablet_%28pharmacy%29

I am really looking forward to this. Right now I have a fear of sounds and if NR would be confirmed to have the same effect on humans, my fears would go away. Since this works on a really low level I hope that it has a good chance to work the same as well, maybe the research team would be able...

I was just going to post this, and yes, you are right. B3 supplements are not likely to contain any NR. Link to the same article on sciencedaily: www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/12/141202123840.htm

Here are my 2 cents. Tinnitus cause: Acoustic trauma Tinnitus onset: December 2013 Attended HBOT: 3 months afterwards Length: 12 sessions Result: No change

Bump, maybe someone has an idea :|

Hi everyone! I have T and H and I am a bit stuck right now. The last few months have been relatively good in terms of T loudness, but it has also became very reactive. I wear ear plugs at home and even the sound of taking a shower causes a spike that lasts 2-3 days. Here is my timeline so far...

If your T really gets better with open mouth then it might be a TMJ problem (the joint which holds the jaw). Here I have seen people with this and when they got it treated their T was usually gone or very quiet. I don't know how they treat TMJ problems, but now at least you have an idea of the...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resveratrol It says red wine has this, interesting. What do you think?

I am thinking about changing my diet completely. I am asking for you experience and opinion about this. How healthy do you eat and how do you think this affects your condition? Every reply is wellcome. (both through voting and posting) A related article that I find interesting...

I am recently messaging my friends on facebook with a short message about NIHL, T and my experiences. 74 sent so far. I think I will translate the message tomorrow so some of you can make use of it.

I can recommend corticosteroids as well. I have gotten injections 8 months after the onset of my NIHL and the improvement was significant.

Btw it is KHz. 1000 Hz = 1 KHz, 1000 KHz = 1 MHz :whistle:

I can get mad at people who have power to educate the population yet they do nothing.

So is it lower pitched? Most tinnitus sounds are high pitched or hiss-like.

How does the tinnitus sound? How fast is the pulsating? Maybe it is related to the asthalin inhaler, could there be a connection?

You being stressed due to tinnitus doesn't mean that stress can't worsen or cause tinnitus in general. From my experience often when I'm depressed I often feel that I'm stressed, but they are a bit different. When I was once really stressed before an exam my T got much worse and it took days to...

Here is the thread: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/steroids-prednisone-dexamethasone-others-oral-and-injections.348/ I will post soon about my experiences, as I've gotten medrol injections 8 months after the onset and it helped a lot for me.

Hi, I think you have good chances of making it go away since it started recently. Please take a look at my suggestions on a very similar case: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/hello-from-mexico.6261/#post-67890 I would happily write it again, but really those are my best suggestions.

Hey Ashley, I think if you have any vascular problems left a round of steroids should fix them. Neural activites are probably less urgent to look after. Please take a look at this post: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/hello-from-mexico.6261/#post-67890 Edit, here is an article about...

@Marius T How much were you taking? Was it prescribed by a doc?

I think this is the combination of many citizens having otherwise unnoticable T and some people falsely reporting their blood flow as a strange sound.

Good luck! Keep us updated as possible.

What is the cause of your T? I have good experiences with my NIHL + Medrol.

@Marius T Sorry for not tagging you in my previous post. You should really take a look at what I've linked, if your T is not that loud and it started recently you have pretty good chances to make it go with Prednisone.

The cause of the change would really worth a look to prevent it in the future.

You made a good point, but age related hearing loss is little understood yet and is probably related to many factors. Latest article that I've found: http://www.actiononhearingloss.org.uk/community/blogs/our-guest-blog/epigenetics-and-age-related-hearing-loss.aspx Edit: "...Therefore...

For some people the T goes back somewhat after the injection is out of the system, but since you got it really in time I think you have good chances of keeping it low. Be careful though, your ears are still sensitive. Also, I forgot to mention that you can buy acetylcysteine/NAC without...

There are many options to try that can permanently reduce tinnitus, especially that it started so recently. I'd suggest waiting with the currect studies/new drugs that will most likely provide a temporary relief. I recommend reading one of my posts...

Maybe you are putting pressure on the inner ear, try inserting them a little less deep.

There is no proper protection, everyone has different hearing. Normal city traffic is not at nice sound levels at all. @Luke123497 I'm glad about your decision.

I think you have hyperacusis. When you damage the hearing your dynamic range becomes less wide and thus hyperacisus will develop, meaning that you can't tell if a sound is medium loudness or very loud. I suggest protecting your ears if you feel discomfort. When I damaged my ears it didn't hurt...

Just make sure to avoid acoustic reflex tests, they are really loud and if they say it won't hurt your ears at all, they lie.

Hello Chinto, I would like to point out 3 medicines that are shown to work in many cases and that I know of. The first is methylprednisolone or prednisone. (From what I know prednisone is used in the US and methylprednisolone is used in Europe for the same reason, I don't know about Mexico.)...

The 'normal' hearing range is very wide compared to how little hearing loss can manifest in tinnitus. I had 2 hearing tests done 8 months apart and the second showed about 5 dB improvement overall, yet both were considered completely fine. The difference between unharmed ears can be greater than...

I've had my ears plugged for almost the entire summer, and I can confirm that the sound is really different when it is alone. I don't think that any change in intensity is permanent although you can overuse them and the lack of ventillation might cause problems. How long did it take to go back...