Recent content by DimLeb

Just keep your expectations low. We all want to hear something positive at last, but unfortunately, with the pace Auricle has shown so far, I don’t believe anything truly spectacular will come out of this Q&A.

I love how these treatments appear with seemingly great results, yet we never hear about them again.

It seems that more people have received Neuralink. I don't think we know anything about it doing something for hearing disorders, but let's hope it will.

I don’t think it helps much, and sorry to say, but sound therapy or sound exposure is not a proven treatment for reactive tinnitus or hyperacusis. Not even researchers have confirmed this, and Treble Health, in my opinion, is a scam. If it truly helped, there wouldn’t be so many members here who...

Funny how, while our empathy for others increases with tinnitus, their empathy for us actually DECREASES. They often think we’re making a fool of them when we talk about the invisible things that are happening to us.

Lol, another incompetent ENT pulling a random story out of his head, trying to look like he knows something. Research keeps discovering new cell types in the cochlea, and tinnitus and dysacusis still can’t be fully explained. But no, this guy’s apparently a genius who already has it all figured...

Probably because the actual drug is an anti-inflammatory and is already used for some diseases. I’m guessing it’s similar to trialing Prednisone or something like that, and probably not worth the hassle.

About Betahistine and Lysine, they are low-risk options that you can try without a doctor’s advice, honestly. I do see the drop at low frequencies, which is suspicious. I don’t think I can help much though, since audiograms can be inconsistent and don’t show the bigger picture. It does sound...

All good points, but the big organizations and government departments already believe tinnitus is not a pressing issue, and this has been the case for years.

Such a great day, I've had 5 SBUTT's in the same ear so far today. I don't know if I should worry that something bad is happening.

That sounds a bit like MEM spasms of the stapedius muscle. I have not experienced that much myself, but people who have describe high-pitched sparks or a rattlesnake-like sound when the stapedius spasms or flutters. I have the type of MEM that causes a low, muted thumping, probably from the...