Give It Time. Tinnitus Gets Better.

[Hariz Nonis]

Perhaps first to know, is that we couldn't move any muscle(s) in our body without acetylcholine. So it makes sense that if you disrupt the natural workings of acetylcholine with inhibiting drugs, you'll get some kind of reaction from muscles. In most cases, and in most people, it will relax them. But for others, it causes the opposite effect, which can bring on muscle twitching and excitability.

Do you think Stapedial Myoclonus/Dysacusis can be caused by this? Especially when one seems to have neck/jaw issues?

 

[Jen10]

Hi Steve
Waste of time.. nothing works but time and a dood frame of mind ..
as I've said before it's the way you react to it is the key

How do you cope with fleeting tinnitus? That scares me. I've had T for 4 months it will be 5 months

 

[CAgirl]

@Steve2212 I know this is an old post, but how are you doing these days?