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    That condition is caused by prolonged use. In the short term, I've only ever heard of benzos...

    That condition is caused by prolonged use. In the short term, I've only ever heard of benzos and sedatives helping tinnitus. But ultimately it only matters what you're most comfortable with.
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    Gabapentin (Neurontin)

    What do you think about cycling Klonopin once a week or every ten days? Would that help avoid physical dependence and withdrawal when stopping? I think it could work for those of us who are very paranoid about the withdrawal effects.
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    New University of Michigan Tinnitus Discovery — Signal Timing

    Essentially, hearing loss causes the brain to turn up the gain on auditory signals to the point where it accidentally picks up electrical noise from the face, tongue, and neck. This happens because auditory signals come from the cranial nerves, and they are all integrated together inside the...
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    Being in extremely hot temperatures lowers my tinnitus by about half. I only realized this past...

    Being in extremely hot temperatures lowers my tinnitus by about half. I only realized this past summer and I'm sure it's related to either muscle tension or vasodilation. Something to remember
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    Tinnitus Spike After Amoxicillin, Clarithromycin, Doxycycline, and Bismuth Treatment for H. Pylori

    It’s probably from Clarithromycin and Doxycycline. Drugs with those suffixes are known to be ototoxic. Anecdotally, I noticed my tinnitus became a bit louder after a short course of Doxycycline back in 2018. It sounds like you’ve got it under control now, though.
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    New University of Michigan Tinnitus Discovery — Signal Timing

    A decrease of 13 TFI points was used as the threshold for success. If they had lowered that to 11 or 9, there would probably have been many more responders than the reported 60 percent.
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    Looking for Antibiotic Recommendations for Tooth Infection That Are Safer for Long-Term Tinnitus Sufferers

    Penicillin and Amoxicillin.
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    WiFi and Tinnitus

    Wi-Fi routers definitely emit a very high-frequency sound, but it should be at a very low decibel level. I have two decibel meters, and neither of them can detect the high-pitched squeal that my Wi-Fi router makes when measured in A-weighted decibels.
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    Tinnitus Spike After TMS Treatment

    Give it time and stay hopeful. Anything that can cause headaches and seizures can also cause tinnitus, as they are intricately linked.
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    TMS Treatment Experience and Tinnitus Fluctuation After Headphone Use

    @OjaiTed, was it loud?
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    In my experience, extreme anxiety can absolutely cause tinnitus spikes and potentially new...

    In my experience, extreme anxiety can absolutely cause tinnitus spikes and potentially new sounds, and they can also settle down and go away too, but it usually takes a while---potentially months even after the anxiety is gone. Things can absolutely get better, but you need to get your head...
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    New University of Michigan Tinnitus Discovery — Signal Timing

    Well, don't I feel stupid 🤣 I was imagining a sea of earplug-laden tinnitus people. Thanks again for arranging this.
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    New University of Michigan Tinnitus Discovery — Signal Timing

    I really wish I could go to this. I think those of us with hyperacusis tend to be more of the homebody type. Is there any chance we can submit questions online?
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    New University of Michigan Tinnitus Discovery — Signal Timing

    The Bionics Institute found that people with very severe tinnitus have reduced cerebral blood flow in certain areas of the brain. Whether this is caused by the stress of having tinnitus or is actually contributing to the generation of tinnitus itself, no one knows for sure. In my opinion...
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    From Darkness to Light, How I Recovered from Tinnitus & Hyperacusis

    Thank you for spreading positivity, Billy. Did you find that hearing loss made it harder to deal with your tinnitus? That is honestly my biggest fear in life.
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