Thanks danny. Bad days don't go away, for a moment it felt like they would. Some frequencies may be heard better, but T is not going away, it is perhaps a bit lower at times than it used to be but this provides no conclusion. If I can't be sure of its effect I will not post any progress since it is safe to assume there is none. Perhaps it is early, perhaps it doesn't really do anything. We will see.
I take it for whatever it may do good. I don't take Trobalt, I would if it had therapeutic qualities but it seems to give only temporary relief, so I hesitate to get into all the trouble and sideffects. I just hope that Keppra may work for both, although I doubt it will, judging from my condition at the fourth week of Keppra. Actually I find it hard to believe there is anything that works, let alone give permanent results. Either for T or H.
I now. I didn't say you said so. In the beginning it seemed to have results in both H and T. Hyperacusis seemed better immediately after the first pills, T got a bit lower too after I went to 1000 mg. Unfortunately, this didn't last when I up the dosage to 2000... It is early, will keep at it and post here my progress when I close 1 month. I also try to establish if there is any permanent result, this is what interests me the most.
I still cannot reach a certain conclusion. My T is fluctuating and gives bad and good days. It did so before too. Up to now I would have to say generally no, but I will continue with Keppra and post in a few days my monthly report.
T and H are 2 things not that different, they are interconnected. I do not understand how you can so positively say they are 2 totally separated conditions! When I get better at one, the other gets better too. In my bad days, they are both elevated together.
Ι am not so sure I understand you. For me, distorted sound, hyperacusis and T all comes with worsening of my hearing especially in the right ear. However, apart from static noise as you describe it, I do get a lot of clicks and pops while walking synchronous to my every step. Also, there is the sound of running liquid I get, like listening to an artery or something pumping blood. Not synchronous to heart beat though... Do you get that?
Yea, I do have a permanent high tone spike, very fluctuating and unstable, and the fact that it is not heart beat synchronous made many doctors discard pulsating T immediately... I also have an MRI showing sings of micorvascular compression. Tegretol and Neurontin didn't help. Perhaps only mvd surgery would help, but I cannot find any doctors in my country to even know what I am talking about.
Oh, I have. At least in my country. I paid a lot of doctors, no conclusion. Imagine that: Even the one doc that suggested mvc and MRI AC that showed the finding, said that hearing those sounds while walking is natural for everybody that has Tinnitus! Gave me Neurontin and left it to that! No other effort to help me. Just told me that even if the finding is responsible for my T (nobody can say for sure) no doctor in my country would operate it.
Don't give it any attention. If it helps you it may help others too. I would also feel obligated to post any positive findings for those who also suffer. And I will if I get lucky and have any kind of relief.
What do you mean sounds while walking?? As when you walk your t changes pitches or volume?? And u say u get permanent spikes frequently because i do to and its hell that my t keeps increasing all the time
Yes, a LOT! It reacts also to washing machines, vacuum cleaners, hair dryers, generally in loud continuous sounds or even TV and music.
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