Really Bad Spike. Need Some Input.

[Believin' Steven]

Right now my T is going off the charts. I have two high frequency sounds, 1 in each ear, and another that seems to come and go that I have had before and after some relaxation methods it went away.

I want to contribute it to a nasal spray (Avamys) that my ENT prescribed me for my sinuses. I'm also extremely prone to anxiety and I have a condition that lets me know when it's getting out of control (Benign Fasiculation Syndrome).

Basically all my muscles will twitch and quiver, including tongue, eyelids and asscheeks. I say this to preface questions.

Has anyone experienced a spike after using corticosteroidal nasal sprays?

And should I seek Xanax from my gp as I have an appointment today?

 

[glynis]

I would ask about Nortriptyline it can help anxiety and sleep and tinnitus also at a higher theraputic dose for depression.
Love glynis

 

[Bill Bauer]

I'm also extremely prone to anxiety

So am I. I saw many people on this forum mention it too. Does this make us more predisposed to T?!

 

[Believin' Steven]

So am I. I saw many people on this forum mention it too. Does this make us more predisposed to T?!

It's a possibility I guess. It sure as hell doesn't help. I think our anxiety brains are addicted to the sound, so to speak. It hears it, puts a stranglehold onto it and struggles to let it go. I'm hoping Xanax or Atavin will allow my brain to let go of the anxiety and fear that it induces as a result of the sound. I know it's hardly a long term solution but maybe it will help my brain get used to it. I'm quite sick of the constant panic attacks to the point where I throw up. Pun intended.

 

[Believin' Steven]

I would ask about Nortriptyline it can help anxiety and sleep and tinnitus also at a higher theraputic dose for depression.
Love glynis

I want to but I'm scared of the long term effects. I had my hearing tested and the main frequencies are fine. So I fear that prolonged exposure to ototoxic drugs will make my t worse. Have you noticed any changes in yours? Good or bad.

 

[Nikopol]

So am I. I saw many people on this forum mention it too. Does this make us more predisposed to T?!

Couple months back I read one research that said that their control group of T patients whose T was not introduced thanks to hearing loss / damage of inner ear hair cells via loud sound reported cases of anxiety and / or depression in nearly 80 percent of cases. Doubt that can be a coincidence. And even if you didnt have it prior to T you are next to certain to get it after it, whatever the causes.

 

[Bill Bauer]

I'm hoping Xanax or Atavin will allow my brain to let go of the anxiety and fear that it induces as a result of the sound.

Ativan has helped me in the early days. It also helped me to fall asleep.