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Are you trying to reduce the excitability of your auditory cortex using electromagnetic pulses, while at the same time continuing to stimulate it with loud music, which involves vibrations and can further damage an already compromised auditory system?

Injectable polyplex-loaded, glycol-based chitosan thermogels represent an innovative strategy for gene delivery to the inner ear, with potential applications in presbycusis and tinnitus. Although specific studies in this context are currently limited, related research on hydrogels and gene...

The AI has already done it and will do it again.

It will be artificial intelligence that leads the way.

https://soundpharma.com/sound-pharma-to-present-spi-1005-preclinical-and-clinical-hearing-loss-and-tinnitus-data-at-dhahces-and-aro-mwm/

My T is XL I don't think I can continue weight training.

Rinri Therapeutics plans to begin clinical trials in the United Kingdom in 2025, initially focusing on patients with severe to profound age-related hearing loss. The trials will likely involve the use of cochlear implants to objectively measure the therapy’s effectiveness, as these devices can...

The most likely timeframe for clinical availability is 2030 to 2033, but this is speculative and depends on the progress of Cilcare’s clinical program.

Hi @virginiadoc, We have similar cases, but my tinnitus is more recent—just a little over a year. I have also considered magnetic stimulation and hope the protocols will become safer. The neurophysiologist told me they would apply an inhibitory frequency, but everything is still under...

Yes, but they are also researching tinnitus. https://www.audiocure.com/tinnitus/

Several functional imaging studies have shown that people with tinnitus exhibit abnormal activity in the auditory cortex and associated limbic regions of the brain. Because of this, the neural mechanisms of tinnitus make it a strong candidate for suppression using TMS. In some respects, the...

Perhaps transcranial magnetic neurostimulation, which has been largely overlooked for tinnitus treatment, will be accepted as a clinical therapy with new application protocols that ensure both safety and efficacy.

After 11 months of Tinnitus today I won a game. I was silent for almost an hour. The fight continued.

I visited a neurologist, who referred me to neurophysiology. They performed an electroencephalogram, and everything came back normal. The neurophysiologist recommended neurostimulation to inhibit my overactive neurons.

Towards magnetic neuromodulation