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What do you know, another Belgian with hyperacusis. Do you have noxacusis?
:rockingbanana: More awareness for hyperacusis is always good.
Stay strong everybody, this is horrible news.
So much for being a "patient" organisation. How sad.
Unexpected loud sounds can trigger inflammation in the middle ear, even if it doesn't lead to cochlear damage. Source: An Integrative Model...
2 nice things I found during the past week: - Hyperacusis Central made a short video called "Sound of Tinnitus" to show others what tinnitus...
That is so relatable :( Fortunately, a method to detect tinnitus has been developed. The Bionics Institute is working on a different one. Nothing...
4 actually. Fear and annoyance hyperacusis too.
Because people hope/wish that regenerative therapies will cure them while Susan Shore's device will "only" be a treatment.
[ATTACH] Hyperacusis: Results of a Novel Treatment Approach Please ask them what their scientific source is when claiming that protection...
I'm shaking my head here man. You're the one telling Travis Henry what to do, yet apparently I'm the one with a hidden agenda and should think...
Whoah that is some dangerous advice. How do you know protection leads to worse hyperacusis? Can you show us evidence? Many people, including...
Like someone else said, it's probably the hype starting again. Although for once I hope it's insider trading :LOL:
Welcome to the world of clinical trials!
Damn they couldn't even find a buyer for their remaining IPs.
