Recent content by Kam75

Hi @delta784, we are both terribly unlucky. You developed this cruel disease without EVER having been to a party, and I developed it despite ALWAYS wearing hearing protection, including custom-made earplugs. We lost the lottery. We must be a tiny minority who developed tinnitus undeservedly...

When I say six months, I’m basing this on what I’ve read on Tinnitus Talk and on my own experience. I must be one of the severe cases. I developed tinnitus, with four new sounds, along with hyperacusis at a music festival, even though I was wearing custom hearing protection rated for 25 dB. My...

Thank you @alwaysmasking, but unfortunately the little "miracle" only lasted one week... I didn't want to talk about it, as I didn't want to spread negativity again, but after one week of using 7.5 mg of Mirtazapine, I had to increase the dose again to 15 mg. And it still doesn't help me sleep...

I think you’re right. Depending on the cause of your tinnitus, you may have a better or worse chance of recovery. If you have pulsatile tinnitus, surgery can sometimes eliminate it. If your tinnitus is related to jaw problems, physical therapy for TMJ and wearing a mouthguard can help resolve...

Hi folks! Just a little update about my situation. I have been taking only 7.5 mg of Mirtazapine to sleep for a week now. Before that, I was taking up to 45 mg (the maximum dose) and then gradually reduced it to the minimum dose. I can clearly see a difference. My sleep is not as catastrophic...

The thread was created two months ago. So yes, if there have been so few reactions in two months, that raises questions.

Hi everyone, Could someone please help me understand, as I’m not sure I have this right. We have a treatment already in phase II trials that is intended to treat tinnitus in patients exposed to an explosion. Since an explosion is a sound, it could also potentially help those who developed...