Will Nerve Damage in the Ear Get Repaired by Itself Over Time?

[MattS]

Just to follow up: this should hold no matter your reason for the tinnitus (with perhaps few exceptions).

* Noise-induced: of course
* Infection: of course
* ETD: of course
* Drug induced: of course
* Head trauma: of course

Any time there is cellular damage, there is inflammation.

The better question is: is it the cellular damage, or the subsequent inflammatory response, that causes the tinnitus? I think this remains unknown. But of note: anyone taking prednisone following acoustic trauma is trying to interrupt the immune response - so you're inherently buying into the idea.

 

[JohnAdams]

Most MRI are extremely loud and could make tinnitus worse.

The tiny little nerves that attach to hair cells can die and probably won't even show up on the test.

They definitely won't.

 

[Contrast]

They definitely won't.

the thing is in theory, if it's bad enough it should.

 

[Contrast]

We have to ask the question of hearing loss shows up on MRI's?

What about ABR's?

 

[JohnAdams]

We have to ask the question of hearing loss shows up on MRI's?

lol what if it is in the process of causing it? how would that look?

 

[Contrast]

lol what if it is in the process of causing it? how would that look?

100% agree, You are based and redpilled on this topic just like Joyce.It's a shame how little ENT's know about this condition.

https://people.com/health/texas-woman-mri-ear-damage/

 

[JohnAdams]

100% agree, You are based and redpilled on this topic just like Joyce.It's a shame how little ENT's know about this condition.

https://people.com/health/texas-woman-mri-ear-damage/

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This is why there need to a priority to hurry up and test drugs. People are literally in hell and idiots like the ATA and BTA are NOT helping get things done.