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3 years into tinnitus, and it's been a rollercoaster, but now I'm in a strange place where the intensity of my tinnitus seems to be on a very...
The reason why your tinnitus seems louder when you cover your ears is because there's no outside noise to mask it at all, and the ringing is more...
So, I went to New York City this past Saturday for the first time in 2 years, and here's a rundown of how it went. I took the Metro-North train...
Fingers in the ears is the most effective, but least sanitary. I go with the tragus.
I'm just here to give an update on my situation, 15 months after my original post. Ever since I stopped protecting my ears, my life has...
Like I said, other medications can potentially affect tinnitus, but ARE NOT ototoxic. I see a lot of medication paranoia on the board, and I like...
People on here have different definitions of "ototoxic," but the list of truly ototoxic medications is short. Many medications have the potential...
An addendum to my vaccine experience: The day after I received my second Pfizer dose three weeks ago, my tinnitus was very bad, so I started to...
I received my first Pfizer dose on 3/26. No side effects other than a sore arm for a day, and no change to my tinnitus. This past Friday, 4/16, I...
FYI, the CDC just updated their guidelines, showing that face masks CAN also protect the wearer from COVID-19 infection: "Studies demonstrate...
I'm glad you experienced some relief, but the point I was trying to make is that, once someone starts taking prednisone and it appears to help,...
I'm only speculating about why they might not want to publish, not about the focus of the study: "It involved as many as 6,000 Danes, half of...
Isn't that study referring to whether or not masks prevent someone from getting COVID-19? That question was answered a long time ago. They don't,...
You have no idea what my situation is. My words are based on research and personal experience, and I stand by my post. Also, for the record, the...