Recent content by Dhaval

Hi I have done 22 sessions so far. As far as improvement goes well I can say that my hearing has stabilized and the intensity has decreased a bit although not quite to my liking . I guess u had too much hope with HBOT. I still hav 2 sessions to go and immediately the next day I travel about 11...

Hey markku I use the site via android and chrome. The site runs fine no problem only when you try to edit the post or click in the avatars the popup opens up outside the screen if its zoomed in. Rest the site is perfect. Oh and the box for writing the posts sure could be slightly bigger right...

Wow! There are just so many approaches being tried. Yet they are to categorize which treatment would work for what. I think vns stimulation would suit more for ppl with non cochlear tinnitus. Although then they don't describe the patients history any where.

Thanks@erik for the caution. I am going to try using it only intermittently. I'd rather not be dependent on them. Thanks for the headsup

I've been taking 1.5 mg. Do you think that's too much

Does melatonin cause headaches the next day. I've taken it thrice now and 2 times I've had headaches the next day. Any one else had this.

But I don't feel it aggrevate in general. Just keeps shifting. Did this happen to you too

Well apologies for mis understanding it wrong. Me to hope that it works cause mine is absolutely terrible and it keeps shifting and so does my hearing. Is it possible that that's bcoz of the phenomenon you talk about. What I experience is that sometimes sounds are too sharp and at other times...

@Hopeful Firstly. I like your screen name. Although I have a chemistry background. Can you explain@ atttheedgeofscience post that describes the procedure (sorry to be nagging about this) but it seems a very logical question one which some1 in the know of it can explain (especially since you...

Ya so after all adjustments are done does it stop. If the gain can be adjusted can't the brain just switch off the neuron where the HIC is damaged

Is traffic noise harmful....should I be protecting my ears. It does hurt a bit or is it my hyperacuosis

@Karl There may be good logic to what you have to say. Let's say there is some amount of damage to the haircells. This intern would cause an imbalance in the gain each neuron is asked to apply. Suddenly the neuron looses input but continues to apply the gain. So it's a sort of amplifier feedback...

Yes I have done 14... and going to do 20 at least. There shouldn't be any problem. Just out of curiosity do you feel like your hearing has dulled too?

@James White Any chance of mailing the company boeard and asking them if theyd be interested in finding a way out for hearing loss and tinnitus

@jazz What do you think, can a hearing aid with the proper settings help, sit in absolute dead silence with a configuration that amplifies your tinnitus frequency sounds then very slowly remove the amplification while the brain adapts. It would take quite some time though. btw the studies on...