About as soon as you would with the placebo effect or a white noise generator.
About as soon as you would with the placebo effect or a white noise generator.
Which hospital did you attend for TRT @Michael Leigh?? I heard TRT isn't available in the UK.
@Michael Leigh Thanks!! I think what I meant was, after starting the TRT treatment - how soon did the process start. Wen did you notice that stopped noticing the ringing?
I did TRT close to 25-26 years ago. It's a long process, that needs lots of dedication and you have to follow through the whole thing. I use to have brutal hyperacusis and TRT solved that issue for me. This process took me about 6-12 months and you have to have a good mindset and have a positive mindset, if you expect any results. Being negative or reading posts, will not help you if you plan on having any success with TRT.
I would ignore people that never tried TRT. There are a few trolls on this site that just like to post comments and never ever "ACTUALLY" tried the method. Talk is cheap, so do yourself a favor. Talk/chat to people that have tried the method. @Michael Leigh and myself have tried it and it has worked. No one pays us to endorse TRT, we simply do because it changed our lives and I am grateful that I tried it close to 26 years ago
Thank you both @fishbone and @Michael Leigh - I'll read that stuff and then get off forums. I was just looking to try and find someone new to this that I could go through this with! (I know you're both not new... that was just my original intent). I appreciate the help!
I would ignore people that never tried TRT. There are a few trolls on this site that just like to post comments and never ever "ACTUALLY" tried the method.
Which hospital did you attend for TRT @Michael Leigh?? I heard TRT isn't available in the UK.
On a number of occasions your comments towards my posts have been quite disrespectful. Perhaps the intention was to gain admiration from some forum members. I expect this sort of behaviour from some of the younger members not someone of your mature years.
Habituation for me is tough,Sever bilateral tinnitus with added problems due to Meniere's.
I don't have anxiety or stress no more so in that way mentally I have habituated but the sound is to sever and debilitating to habituate too...
love glynis
Finshbone,I use to have brutal hyperacusis and TRT solved that issue for me. This process took me about 6-12 months and you have to have a good mindset and have a positive mindset, if you expect any results. Being negative or reading posts, will not help you if you plan on having any success with TRT.
Finshbone,
I am struggling with tinnitus and hyperacusis. I am glad to read that you recovered from hyperacusis too with TRT.
I'd like to know what kind of hyperacusis did you have, loudness or pain too?
I am asking because I get sharp pains in my ear and sometimes even in my head, face, particularly from high frequency sounds (even low volume) and more so in left ear and I am not sure if TRT is only for loudness hyperacusis or also for pain hyperacusis.
Thanks!
Any noise would have bothered me, even noises that were not harmful and loud. I would get pain in my ears and it was difficult to handle it. I had horrible hyperacusis in the beginning and barely noticeable tinnitus. Whether the noise was loud or not, the pain would follow. TRT took lots of time, patience and FOCUS for me to finish it. It all depends on the person, if they want to INVEST into it or not.
I never pushed TRT on people, I just shared that it was helpful to me and my tinnitus journey. The key is to find someone that is a professional in that area. I don't cover much about TRT, because @Michael Leigh has already written numerous posts and threads about it and he has done a good enough job explaining it.
Whatever tinnitus treatment a person has, it needs to be reinforced with positive thinking, because the treatment cannot do it all.
@fishbone and @Michael Leigh
Thanks for your responses. Fishbone, my hyperacusis sounds exactly like yours, except that my tinnitus is a horrible too. with daily fluctuations.
What you both said goes in accordance with what my ENT doctor recommended to me. Nor she or any other in my country provide TRT, bur she has just found a psychologist for me, with who I will hopefully work on building more positive attitude. I don't know yet what method he will be using (CBT?), but I am dedicated to try as much as I can.
You both have just confirmed that positive attitude is a very important aspect of therapy and I must admit I am currently very weak in this regard.
Positive feedback from people like you two is very important for us sufferers.