brixenbrixen

He likely has no clue about 3rd mobile window disorders, autophony etc. known to increase T., H. and even reactive disequilibrium from loud sound too...involuntary, often not even need to be loud.

I think it’s so easy to understand from a non scientific point of view. The damaged hair cells are further moved and stimulated by louder sounds, thus louder tinnitus. Seems so bloody obvious. Hence spikes. Or if the sound is loud enough it could further corrupt those damaged hairs and cause permanent tinnitus. Not necessarily more hearing loss but more disruption to the signals to the brain.

Depression caused by tinnitus.

nah im sure people from way back then got tinnitus in all sorts of ways, some like us have bad luck/ shitty genes, the problem is and always will be simply NOBODY GIVES A FUC about treating it. no research no awareness no interest its like taboo to even talk about it outside of our community

Evolution fails here. We tend to procreate before getting T. Or able to after. Maybe with more people getting T while young evolution will kick in. But I think the human race will get destroyed for other reasons before it can evolve to be T resistant. Good riddance.

Yes we are deleting out ourselves. It will happen — just a question of time

@brixenbrixen Exactly the same for me. I was pretty much never home always at work, the gym, fishing or spending time with friends and family. Now I pretty much just stay in bed with my tablet.

Hang in there!

How sad that is. Same here.

I am in Frankfurt

Hi @brixenbrixen, I am in Münster, NRW.

Alright nice place I hope that you and I will be in a better condition with time

in most cases dysacusis will fade away over time. For me my brain did this fantastic thing twice. On onset and by the worsening.

Btw it has faded

@Aschenherz So we should do

Take it day by day.

Yep, it can be quite "soul destroying" at times, full range of emotions involved, however there does come a point where it is possible to live again, hard lessons to learn in how not to aggravate the noisy "companion", and one of the hardest lessons to learn is not to listen to the "buzz," "squeal" and "cicadas", as this really does increase the "volume" :)

@KazM this is so true :)