Recent content by DimLeb

Yeah, sure, fair points about placebo control and risk consideration. However, an ear with a cochlear implant is, by default, destroyed in the process, and that is vastly different from the ears of people with only sensorineural hearing loss, which they seem to highlight on their site...

I still do not understand why they need to test it with cochlear implants. What is that supposed to mean for those without them?

No, just no.

There is some really really promising stuff in this report. I wonder, will they ever see the light for a possible treatment?

I seem to be going through the same thing now. It started about a month ago as a beeping, reactive, and distorted tone, but it has now turned into more of a clicky Morse code sound. For a few days, I thought it was getting better because I did not notice it as much, but over the past few days...

Exactly. Tinnitus is a very serious condition, and I find it laughable that charlatans try to sell so-called treatments for over a thousand dollars. These often amount to nothing more than sound samples you could find on YouTube for free, combined with a few “learn to live with it” tips—advice...

Jesus Christ, what am I reading? Of course you were not improving after two years of TRT, because TRT is like trying to treat heart disease with “positive thoughts.” LOL.

Has anyone seen this new-ish video from Hough Ear Institute's YouTube channel? I know they have been scammy af so far, but I'd like to read any thoughts.

Your story sounds very similar to what I have been experiencing over the past few years. However, I did not take any SSRI or similar medication. It all seems to have happened to me without any clear cause. Over the last four years, my symptoms have been building up — tinnitus, TTTS, random...

"The severity of tinnitus is influenced by associated symptoms such as stress, anxiety, depression, and insomnia." I stopped reading when I saw that, along with terms like TRT. It is just another useless “research study.”

Unfortunately, no. My TTTS is still the same—some days are worse, and some are a bit better. A few months after that message, I also developed MEM, which involves hours-long episodes of spontaneous spasms, flutters, or vibrations, usually triggered by yawning, burping, and similar actions. I...

@Kraazy, that’s really good that you are done with the distortions, man. I remember reading your story on Reddit, if I’m not mistaken. Unfortunately, I’m dealing with something similar. Over the past three weeks or so, one distortion has appeared in high-frequency sounds without any specific...