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There should be a prize for the 1000th person who asks this.

@Markku, @Hazel, you can have that one on me.

Spring 2024 is what I am seeing as far as this forum has found!

that is the difficult part.

Dr Susan shore on the 3rd of December I think? May wanna check out the michigan device thread.

I'm so sorry you're suffering.

That's what I thought every day for the first 2 years. I still think it sometimes.

I'm glad this works for you.

@Wrfortiscue No, if you have it on low volume.

@ThomasF It doesn't work everytime though.

Theoretically if it messed up your shoulders and your neck, yes

Take a break for a few days. Remember to take breaks over the course of the day. It went away for me!

To say the truth, I fear if it worse my T and my hyperacousis. Maybe this caused my T last year, I suspect.

I don't know whether there is any connection, but I also have an on/off very low pitched sound in my left ear which is problematic to say the least and also UHF bilateral ringing as well. All of them dismissed as regular tinnitus.

Yes, I did. I also got extremely dizzy and nauseous. I started a steroid pack and I'm feeling much better! Drink lots of water, eat well and rest. Both my side effects started at day 5 after the first shot and day 10 after the 2nd shot.

Guys, you can't image what relief you gave me. Also, think that a strong relief medication is like treatment for T patients. Thank you very much!

absolutely not.

Theres already several important efforts being made, it's almost a certainty one of them will succeed, give us some relief and open the floodgates for more and more Pharma Companies to get in on it.

Happens to me too. I have an overbite and will have it checked out. If I can get a doctor office to accept me.

Same! I also have an overbite from eating railroad tracks when I was 6. And I can modulate my T by biting hard

Appreciate this day, its a good one :)

Yeah this happens to me all the time. It's never made the ringing worse. I think the plug forms a seal which pushes the eardrum inward stretching it a little which feels painful.

One thing that helps me is to twist the earplugs in, or pinch them and let them expand in your ear. Pushing it in straight will hurt your eardrum.

It did happen to me. First 6 months I couldn't wear earplugs at all. My ears would hurt so much that I couldn't put anything inside, couldn't even touch them.

No. Atleast not in the U.S.

Not in the US.

Not in the UK either.

Likley 2022-2023.

@aot Certainly hope you are right there! The sooner the better...

i only hope it will be reliable for all of us.