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Scan down on this page to the "notch therapy" section to read more about it. It's not new. I know one person (a good friend of my brother's) who said it saved his life. But it doesn't help everyone. https://www.signia-pro.com/en-us/sales-tools/tinnitus/ Here's more: Notch Therapy: A New...

DaveFromChicago - While I appreciate your detailed reply, the white noise generators are not at all the same as notch therapy, which is the only thing I'm asking about here. It is a program added in your hearing aids (and can't be done on all brands) and is not a sound added, but a sound taken...

I got my first hearing aid three weeks ago, Signia Charge and Go AX. Two days ago they programed in the notch therapy. I'm not sure if it's helping and I'm wondering if it can make my tinnitus worse. Last night my tinnitus was particularly loud. Could be a coincidence, I don't know. Please...

I will be going for a new round of hearing tests and plan to request hearing aids for the first time. My last test about a year ago showed fairly severe hearing loss in the high frequencies in both ears. I also have had tinnitus for over 10 years, which is somewhere in the 3500 Hz range. I...

Here's what's available to me through my insurance. Are any of these especially good for tinnitus? Name of my insurance company is crossed off.

Does anyone think OtoBand could make one's tinnitus worse? If not, I may give it a shot. You get $100 anyhow for participating in the trial, so even if it doesn't work, there's that.

Improved tinnitus, or improved ability to cope with tinnitus? My tinnitus was caused by Zoloft. Development of Tinnitus at a Low Dose of Sertraline: Clinical Course and Proposed Mechanisms "Discussion. Tinnitus is a rare side effect of sertraline and may be related to particular distribution...

Maybe you rarely chime in because you just joined a couple of weeks ago, and this is your one and only post. A friend of Neil's, perhaps?

I see this is an old post, but I'd love to see this list too!

They give you the antibody test every time you donate blood, but they don't say anything about how high the level is, or what protection it can provide. I don't think anyone really knows anyhow. I have considered donating blood every few months to check for ongoing antibodies. But if they...

I'm not an anti-vaxer, but I'm having a hard time making the choice to get this vax. My situation: I got intermittent tinnitus 40+ years ago from too-loud music in bars. It became permanent 24/7/365 after being on Zoloft for 6 months 10+ years ago. Despite taking all precautions, I got...

My tinnitus was caused by an SSRI (Zoloft). My ENT said any antidepressants could make it worse. I also have ADHD and was told that most of those meds can make it worse too. Is there anything I can take that won't make my tinnitus worse?