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It's been a while since I've been here. Are things looking better for tinnitus treatments since a year ago? Any major updates? Dec 11, 2022

    1. asey20
      asey20
      The perfect pill would be taken everyday for sleep, stop T the next day and protect your ears. Too bad it doesn't exist. Good night.
      Jul 31, 2020
      2. Bill Bauer
        Bill Bauer
        Even sunblock combined with bug repellent (which you would think is a lot more mainstream) doesn't exist...
        Jul 31, 2020
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      3. asey20
        asey20
        @Bill Bauer I'll invent that first and raise enough money to invent my pill
        Jul 31, 2020
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    2. asey20
      asey20
      I am now currently in my quiet room eating BBQ crispers chips and have almost complete silence. Maybe chips is the cure. WTF. lol
      Jul 31, 2020
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      2. Bill Bauer
        Bill Bauer
        As long as you don't hurt your ears a second time (especially over the next three years), you ought to be fine.
        Jul 31, 2020
      3. asey20
        asey20
        @Bill Bauer I don't even know what I did to hurt my ears the first time. T__T
        Jul 31, 2020
    3. asey20
      asey20
      Glad I could barely hear it this morning but it gets louder every night or when lying down. Less anxious right now though. Hope it goessss.
      Jul 31, 2020
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      2. tbuzz89
        tbuzz89
        Hey man, I'm four months in and know how you're feeling. Some days are hell, others are a bit more tolerable. I've had some mornings where I've woken up to silence as well, and assume this is a good sign, so hang in there. It seems that most people do get better, it just takes a lot of time which isn't an easy fact to accept this early in the game. If you need to talk feel free to send me a message.
        Jul 31, 2020
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    4. asey20
      asey20
      Lorazepam helped me for a bit. I felt a bit like myself again. If I can control my anxiety I may be alright. I think I can sleep tonight...
      Jul 30, 2020
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      2. asey20
        asey20
        Had the mildest T since I took lorazepam at 8pm last night to 6 pm tonight. I even fell asleep after the lorazepam had worn off. Hopefully these are good signs. T gets loud every night but quiets in morning.
        Jul 31, 2020
      3. asey20
        asey20
        EEEEeeeeEEEEeeeeEEEEeeee wtf sigh
        Jul 31, 2020
    5. asey20
      asey20
      Does this actually get better? Only slept one hour last night. I'm suffering. May need to ask for sleeping pills.
      Jul 29, 2020
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      3. Bill Bauer
        Bill Bauer
        >I barely slept last night

        This is a normal reaction during the first few months. Make sure to try masking. Playing nature sounds gives you something else to listen to besides your T.
        Jul 30, 2020
      4. Bill Bauer
        Bill Bauer
        You will want to make sure that you don't hurt your ears during this period of vulnerability as your body is healing. You will want to avoid taking ototoxic drugs, avoid microsuction or syringing (performed when you need to clean wax out of your ears; a manual tool should be used), and not let your dental hygienist use an ultrasonic scaling tool on you (a manual tool should be used). For more details, see
        Jul 30, 2020
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      5. Bill Bauer
        Bill Bauer
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    6. asey20
      asey20
      Sitting here at 2am listening to the fridge. Ears feel at peace. Some sense of quiet at last. A sign I should stop looking for the T.
      Jul 29, 2020
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    7. asey20
      asey20
      Taking a break from this site. Been reading too much negatively. Will finish off by reading some success stories.
      Jul 27, 2020
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    8. asey20
      asey20
      Guess I'm just gonna have to learn to live with it.
      Jul 26, 2020
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    9. asey20
      asey20
      Only hearing a slight ringing in the left ear and static hissing in the right ear now. Gives me hope it will get better. Scared to sleep.
      Jul 26, 2020
    10. asey20
      asey20
      Ears are hurting today. Feeling head and ear pressure. Stressed out even though I've been trying to relax. Hopefully will get better.
      Jul 25, 2020
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    11. asey20
      asey20
      Saw my GP today. She told me she believes the T will go away. Quiet all day today except for bad flare up tonight. Trying to sleep now. :(
      Jul 25, 2020
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    Cause of Tinnitus:
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