I have now had tinnitus for a little over 3 months, and I was enrolled in AM-101. Unfortunately my doctor agreed that dexamethasone injections would be a more definite alternative to AM-101 and I declined the trial. I received the injections 1.5 months after onset (although I requested them 4 days after). Unfortunately, the injections made the tinnitus worse, and I currently have a very high pitched reactive tinnitus (14Khz) along with a low pitched hum that appeared after the injections. I do have hyperacusis, and the severity of the symptoms seem to change often.
I read through this post, and I understand that nothing is guaranteed, but do you have any advice, as I feel I am continuously becoming more and more chronic with each passing day. Is there something specific I should be doing in this early time frame?
I have been considering either Trobalt, Keppra or NAC tablets. Currently the doc has put me on a diuretic to ensure it's not Menieres (I got my tinnitus from a blast of noise from my headphones, so I don't understand why he believe it may be Menieres). I have been taking Magnesium tablets (although I'm not sure if they're the right type) before and after any loud experiences.
Also, it truly pleases me to hear that you have found some relief
@Danny Boy and
@Viking !