Emgee

I take it and it has no effect on my tinnitus.

I take it. No effect on my tinnitus.

Thanks for the kind words, @Steph1710. Same to you. Hope you’re getting on ok.

Hang in there man. I know it's difficult as all of us here go through it, and as much as I understand how that doesn't help in these moments, you'll get through this. Always here to talk.

Thanks man, @tbuzz89. Appreciate the support. T continues to worsen so it’s been really tough. Hope you’re starting to feel better.

@Christiaan I know the interview was initially canceled due to COVID-19. Any word on when they expect to interview?

They postponed it. But have no fear, TT will do the postcast very soon with Frequency. Mark my words:)

I can't wait for the podcast!

Amitriptyline

Mirtazapine!

Add me to the list as well @Emgee

@Lucifer The wait is so long. :(

We’re having the best party ever after we all get cured.

@Emgee hell yeah.

It’s the most difficult thing I’ve personally ever had to face. How are you doing today?

@tbuzz89 Unfortunately, I haven’t seen any improvement at all. This is debilitating. How are you feeling?

@aot My TMJ has been acting up really bad lately, and I think that may be playing a role in the severity of my T.

I always wonder what kind of T is caused by TMJ because I suspect I have it, too.

@ASilverLight I just got fitted for a TMJ splint today. I’m hoping that relieves muscle tension and reduces my T even a little.

Hi, @Christiaan. Sometimes I just worry because of how strong my reactivity is. The science would suggest that you’re right and I’m just being overly concerned. I hope we all get fixed soon.

Yeah, it's hard to wait to get used to this @Emgee. But it could always change for the better in the meantime before we get that fix! I had reactive T too, but after two months (from onset) , my T decided to become a lazy basterd and no longer reacts to certain high frequency sounds. Hope it turns out the same way for you too!

That’s great to hear @Christiaan. Mine is so reactive that even low-level sounds within my house cause my T to go crazy. Hoping for some relief.

@ASilverLight Is yours bilateral?

@Emgee yes it is, but both sides have completely different noises. I don't really have a pure tone that stays (I get one or two from time to time) but most of my noises seem to waver/play on a loop, almost. Very, very strange.

@ASilverLight Nothing regarding T surprises me anymore. I also have different noises in each year. However, only my right ear is reactive. That’s my main issue as it’s truly debilitating.

If I were in your shoes, I would avoid the noise.

@Bill Bauer I have T only in one ear. Baseline is tolerable but it reacts to all external sounds. Goes back down once noise ends. It’s like a reactive overlay. Hasn’t improved in nearly 3 months now.

You might experiment with wearing an earplug in that ear...

@Bill Bauer Even inside the house/low-level sounds? I presumed that would increase my sensitivity, and thus, make my T more reactive.

No, it sounds like reactive tinnitus.

@aot Did you ever experience it?

No.

@Tavia R Thank you for reaching out. I appreciate it. Wishing you the best.

I feel like my tinnitus has also gotten worse over the past week. How are things going for you?

@AnxiouslyWaiting Mine is so reactive now. Baseline is tolerable but it reacts to everything. Hope you start to feel better.

Nobody knows. It's not intended for tinnitus/hyperacusis, only hearing loss, so who knows what effect it will have on T/H

If you have noise induced tinnitus and/or hearing loss (often go hand in hand even if you don't notice it, think ultra high frequencies) it might, but as for now that's pure speculation. I suggest looking through the thread as it may answer some of your questions.