Recent content by LoNicot

Hey, where is Part 2 of the video??

This AM-101 depresses me. When are they going to think about treating someone with MANY YEARS of tinnitus, not under three months? How do they know that the tinnitus wasn't gonna disappear after a few months anyway? Those of us with T for YEARS know it's not. :(

I just found this thread. Since some of the posters started ACV 6 months to a year or so ago, I would love to hear how your T is now, months later.

I'm on 175 mg of Wellbutrin, and after about 10 weeks of that, my anxiety finally subsided. I also take at night, .5 mg of Clonazapan, because at night, my T gets louder - maybe because it's quieter, maybe it's cause I'm tired after a day of work, maybe because after a full day of listening to...

Sometimes. Sometimes. And yes. It's very loud tonight. I have the tv on to try to distract, but I hear it over the TV.

Since my tinnitus has gotten unbearably LOUD in the last few months - I've also developed over-sensitivity to certain noises. I rescue birds and certain high-pitched chirps they make feels like a spike in my head. I cringe when I hear those high sounds. I'm hoping you are right, Mike, and it...

I get that vibrating noise too, when I'm calling someone: I've got the phone on my right ear, I hear their phone ringing in the receiver, and the vibrating is in my left ear. It's in pace with the ringing. very weird. I asked my GP about it and she just shrugged.

Last April I had rotator cuff surgery and was under full deep unconscious anesthesia. Before the surgery, I had T, but it was only in one ear and it was bearably low. After the surgery, my T got incredibly worse. Now it is in both ears, and it's very very loud. I swear the anesthesia did...

I've had tinnitus for about 40ish years, started at about age 15, but it was very low and bearable. This past April I had rotator cuff surgery - it was the first time I went under anethesia. Since then, my tinnitus has become so LOUD and unbearable, and is causing me to become deeply anxious...