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How long did it take to fade the first time

@JeffDamsko did you decide when your going to try their treatment?

What Frequency did use for the clip, sounds very much like the T I have and the spikes I get are similar to yours

Has anyone tried Bee Venom therapy or has done any research on it? Apparently it helps with nerve cell regeneration. "Although Bee Venom therapy is largely an unproven technique, about 50 U.S. physicians report good results using the substance to treat not only pain but arthritic conditions...

Everyone with T should have a hearing loss recorded somewhere in their audiogram, even if the T was not a result of hearing loss since the T would mask the hearing test at that particular frequency. I had a real hard time trying to match my T, but after doing thee hearing tests up to 16Khz, I...

did you start taking them?

I guess we are in the same boat the only hearing loss I have is 12db at 16,000hz do you have any dips in your audiogram?

Any additional reduction of the intensity of T, and when are you planning to tapper down? Has it been 3 months since you started the 1200 dosage

@Danny Boy are you still on RTG?

Your still going in 2 days?

may you please elaborate of the problems caused by it, were they related to T or other problems

Please update us on how it goes there

So the clonazepam reduced your T and stayed low even after dropping it? Is your T Hugh frequency or low frequency?

@Moha94 have you started taking it?

Are you still taking Clonazepam? And is it still as effective as when you started taking it?

Have you been there

@john mc garrity is the audio you listen to tailored to your T, or is it the same for everyone. And do you feel any sensations on your tongue when you use the tonguetip

@RoyZ what pressure depth do you go up to in your hbot treatment, today was my 3rd month with T, I found a place that has hbot so I will give it a go next week. Is there a recommended pressure to treat T?

Last time I checked, he is a full time in new Zealand, but still works as a consultant in brai2n

Does smoking play a very big deal with T?

Mine started in the left ear now it's in both

@RaZaH are you still only taking it from time to time as an aspirin or are you on it fully now

Will. Do will try to get an appointment for next week, have had all hearing tests done upto 16khz with no above 10db, an oae, ABR, an eeg, mri, ct scan, and the ENT said that there are no indication it's related to the ears, and prescribed me xanax which I haven't taken Hence I guess it's time...

@attheedgeofscience many thanks for the update, are you also still doing LLT? Or have you stopped LLT? Also in the past 8 months what has been you cycle of using flupirtine are you using it for a week each month? Also sometimes with trobalt users they experience spikes then a reduction, you had...

Can TMJ/TMD tinnitus be constant pitch, hence does not change frequency if moving the neck or clenching on teeth? or must a T caused by TMJ/TMD change in volume/frequency with the movement of head/teeth?

any changes in T so far?

@Rog how is your experience with RTG so far?

@Brittany, the complete tests you should take with an ENT to check if you have any hearing loss is an audio test up to 16Khz, furthermore you can ask to get an OAE test done to check the strength of the Hair cells, hence a TEOAE and DPOAE test, there I also an ABR test that you can conduct...

I had a hearing test upto 16khz, the biggest drop I had was 10db on 16khz, I also had the oae test and pressure test and everything was fine but still have T, I also did a eeg, ct scan and mri and the same thing Dr can't find anything

@Kevin08 Do you have any hearing loss?

Kevin please keep us posted I am scheduled to have something similar at end of april

I'm looking at all possible things that might lead to T since I hav no hearing loss and did not encounter any loud noise when my T start, it started 2 and half months ago out of the blue and it's still there, does not change when I move my jaw or neck hence doesn't seem to be related to Tmj or...

@attheedgeofscience had done the probability calculation using a mathematical model previously for the % of placebo users

I met with a dr specialised in digestive system and gut yesterday He said that the biggest link from the gut to T is having Gerd or acid reflux, since the acid can get into the euthanasia tube causing T

@theekarwash were you able to get more RTG and did the T go back to the same level as before starting when you stopped?

How do you rate the 2,is it easily audible in a quite room, or mask able by a fan or ac

How much is the treatment 45k$?

@Viking is it treatable with hifu?

@Viking is your appointment next week?

@Carlos1 how does it feel when you are taking the pill, how does it affect you, I have never taken any pills other than panadol or amoxycilllin antibiotics, claranaise for a flue I had which caused me insomnia which seems to be the cause of my T 2 and half months ago, my T went down last week by...

@Danny Boy what about T how has it been

@Danny Boy did you start tapering off RTG? Has anyone else other than @Mpt tapered of RTG and had a reduction in T?

Have you thought of trying retigabine seems to be helping the users who are taking them also other pharmaceuticals have been helping some users such as klonopin

When I wear earplugs I hear my T at full blast, hence won't this effect the habitation process of hearing your T very loud and monitoring it whilst wearing the ear plugs?

Has anyone been in contact with @Mpt lately or know how he is doing is he still T free?

I guess the only way to simulate the vns is to directly tapping into the vns mute button is supposed to do something similar and less invasive Also other less invasive methods such as tms, tdcs, tens and trns but these don't simulate the vns they directly try to simulate the brain

There are two detailed threads in regards to @attheedgeofscience experience with stem cell https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/my-trip-to-bangkok-stem-cell-treatment-journal.1884/ https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/my-trip-to-bangkok-stem-cell-treatment-comments.1891/

@Christian78 are you back on trobalt?

Isn't that a side effect of corticosteroids also I would guess with RTG side effect of urination retention it would make it worse Hence I don't think it is a clever idea to take corticosteroids while you take rtg

Wifi works on 2.4 and 5.4 GHz, it is everywhere u go not just the wireless routers, all smart phones have this chip that's how u can access Wifi through your phone same as smart tv's laptops and other gadgets, thus all of these chips have to be set to the itu regulation which is usually 100mw...

I actually know 3 people whose tinnitus disappeared One took 4 months One took 3 months One took a year On the contrary I know 5 people who have had it for years, they still notice it but they are fully habituated

Wishing you all the best and hope you get the actual treatment from the beginning and get a positive result

Personally I believe they don't want to release any studies or a lot of details publically is that they are waiting for the FDA approval. Any other company may be able to reverse engineer it and apply for the approvals at the same time, hence they want to finalise the approvals and be a further...

They have a 28 Days return policy "PRODUCT RETURN WITHIN 28 DAYS OF PURCHASE For any reason whatsoever within 28 days of purchasing the product, PROVIDED you contact us within 28 days of receipt and provide us with the serial number of the device and a return goods form (which we will send you)...

please also update us on how things go with them, I have an appointment with them in April, from what I understood from them they will conduct an qEEG and depending on the results they would suggest different ways to alleviate T, he said the success rate was 50% and multiple sessions would be...

Also I would get there were less ototoxic ingredients in food, more organic foods.

Has any one tried KKT (Khan Kinetic Treatment) ive heard that it has been very helpful for spine pain, and whiplash which causes tinnitus

@Lisa123 @Carlos1 is it even lower when you cover your ears or sitting in a very silent room?

Hi all, just wanted to see if any one has been to The Multidisciplinary Tinnitus Clinic at the University of Regenburg http://www.tinnituszentrum-regensburg.de/ in Germany or know someone who has been there and how their experience was it seems like they check all possible reasons that could...

Same here I would have not turned it down especially that the initial trials in Belgium had some positive results https://solentacoustics.wordpress.com/2014/07/31/experimental-tinnitus-treatment/ Half of the participants noted a large improvement, with 4 of them gaining a 26dB reduction in...