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You are really young so I think you’ll be able make a lot of improvement. Work on improving your general health, lifestyle and diet, you can still do a lot of things you wish to do but one advice is to be careful of the noise exposure. Normal situations are fine but my personal preference is to...

I have been taking Clonazepam and Mirtazapine daily for 2 years since the onset of this condition. Trying to get off them, it’s hard.

Hi Sarah, after reading your question carefully, my answer is I really can’t tell you whether it’s worth the risk or not. But it is a fulfilling job that I do like much more than my previous other jobs (engineer at a semicon). Yes, I do try to manage my classroom so that it’s quite quiet most...

Me too, I’m teaching in elementary school. It gets so busy that frankly I can’t stop to think too much of my tinnitus. That said, I have been careful with my noise exposure as far as I can. Every time there’s a lesson transition and noise levels increase, I’ll whip out my ear plugs and walk off...

Exercising and being more in the outdoors were some ways that really helped me. I also spent a lot of time with my loved ones and volunteered myself for all sorts of work.

You are young so you have have a very good chance of recovering. Be careful and protect your ears from loud noises. I was in a terrible shape at the beginning mentally and emotionally and started to feel better after one year plus.

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@stillsinging I wanted to share with you that I had very very extremely intrusive tinnitus for a year. Many times I wanted to kill myself and also did try but was stopped. I couldn’t sleep for days. Everyday I was crying in the middle of the night next to a fridge to mask tinnitus. I spent all...

Thanks and glad it was useful. Yes, it’s mind-blowing!

Thanks. The notes made by @FGG on his Tinnitus Talk Podcast interview helped a lot. I hope his preclinical trials go well. All of us are waiting and hoping.

I think he is talking about RL-81? I feel so down because he seems to say it only works for acute cases of noise induced tinnitus. I hope that’s not the case.

Even if the other ear is normal and doesn't have tinnitus?

Tinnitus Talk has been a lifesaver and hope for me. I truly appreciate the honesty here. I do not find it anywhere else. Thank you so so much to all! :):):):):)

On my good days, I don’t think about such things as you mentioned above but on my bad days I do wonder. But I’m glad I have people here who keep telling us to hold onto hope. That’s what I’m trying to do. No one understands how damaged ears damages life...

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