Recent content by Furetto

According to ChatGPT: And according to the paper: I would definitely give it a try.

Can someone explain this to me? Does it mean a viable treatment is on the way? If so, how far off might it be?

What was the miracle?

Also, the frequency of the tinnitus identified by participants could have been inaccurate, since it is very difficult to match precisely.

It’s great to see one positive post that gives hope, yet it seems that immediately a hundred people rush in with discouraging comments saying there is no hope.

I have exactly the same thoughts as you. I got mine from playing drums for fun one night, and I am not even a musician. It was only the second time in my life that I ever played live with other people. I even helped organize that night by looking for people online. I keep thinking that if I had...

I am sorry for your condition, but it makes no sense to come to the Support section and tell sufferers, “THERE IS NO HOPE.” That is exactly the kind of doom-and-gloom post we should all avoid, especially in the Support section.

You are right, I stand corrected.

But there was no placebo in that study.

That just means “under the skin.” It’s the same as the COVID vaccine.

So, you were injured in 2019. It took about a year before you noticed some improvements, then another three years for it to almost completely fade away. However, you still had hyperacusis, which took another year to resolve. Correct?

@billie48, how long did it take before your original tinnitus showed signs of improvement, and how long before it disappeared? I cannot figure that out from your original post.

No disrespect meant, but you wrote that “it’s still too early to know the final outcome” and that “my tinnitus is 30 percent louder.” However, I wish you a complete and speedy recovery.

Best wishes for the full recovery, but how is this a "success" story?

I do not get it. Did your symptoms improve or not? If they did, over what period of time? Thanks.