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@Mrkbek, was it loudness hyperacusis or pain hyperacusis? Like do you get burning pain in and around the ears?

...I found this article today on how certain herbs act on KCNQ potassium channels. Interestingly, ginger, which seems to help some of us with burning pain, is on the list. And we know from research that a potassium channel activator (retigabine) "suppresses the type II fibers' response to hair...

If a norsk black metal church arson was a person it'd be pushing 30 though XD

Lowering your cortisol and burning off excess adrenaline probably.

Brilliant! Did you experience many side effects on Clomipramine? How long did you have hyperacusis before starting Clomipramine?

When I listened to headphones one day (the volume was low) some time ago, I heard this loud popping sound in my ear. After it, I have had ear burning sensation (that had been gone for many months) and horrible reactive tinnitus. I have had symptoms of hyperacusis before but it had got easier. I...

taken lots of time off, back again as this week has been bad for my ears. left ear is constantly thumping followed by burning pain. Im back

It's pure hell. I feel like it's more than hyperacusis. Everything hurts/makes my tinnitus louder, including my window unit A/C running, cars driving by outside. I got burning sensation in my ears, and I can't sleep at all.

...too loud (35-40 dB) after a bottle of wine and that caused a nasty flare up. Ever since I have to wear earplugs 24/7 because my ears start burning after a few minutes without them. Oddly enough I run quick experiments when I don't have them in such as running a tap, taking a leak, walking on...

Man, I think this is fantastic news, there are not so many people with burning pain hyperacusis that healed! I read many of your posts but I did not figure how long did you have the burning pain in your ear(s)? May I ask if it was constant or if it lasted just for a small period of time after...

Hey @ZFire, sorry for the delay. The work is OK, but I am a mess with yet another severely debilitating condition. I cannot sit down for even 2 minutes without severe burning pain. Spending 23 hours of the day horizontal. Nerve pain is the pits. I can’t believe this is happening. T 2.0

I hope so. And you're right, improvement isn't linear. (Easy to forget that, unfortunately.) I think I might have actually experienced last year, and I also feared that it be M.S. It was mostly numbing of the limbs tho, and it went away over time. I feel that itchiness lately, and all of that...

...and TTTS and began the frantic Google spiral. I’m not sure what the connection is to hyperacusis, but when my TTTS is bad, I feel a horrible burning inside of my ear, which I assume is from the overactive muscle. I believe I have read that Tensor Tympani issues and hyperacusis often go hand...

Some food items are good for ears. Ginger, curcumin, garlic, onion, fresh fruit and vegetables, avocados, smoked salmon, dry fruits, sunflower seeds, etc...

@Johan_L Your ear pain originally happened only after being exposed to sounds? But a few months later you developed constant burning pain? Do you also have earache, like your ears have some sort of infection? Your situation is almost identical to mine. At first I would only get pain after I...

Noise induced pain is going to cripple you if you do not cease from dangerous noise activities. This isn't a joke, a damaged cochlea can leave you with permanent burning ear pain from sound.

If you know you have hidden hearing loss then I wouldn’t be surprised if OTO-413 helped you. Unless all forms of hyperacusis come down to the new maladaptive synapses that attach to OHCs after loud noise.

I dont get pain nor burning and stabbing just discomfort when I raise or other people raise their voice. I feel sorry for you :( :(

Biotechs operate year round. If they didn't run trials during holiday season, then they would just be sitting and waiting while burning cash daily.

When I eat anything, I don’t feel the burning, but then it comes back later. Why is that?

in my day, that genre meant "Guns and Roses, Slayer, Metallica". that's all classic rock now, have you heard what the kids are listening to these days? THEY'RE BURNING CHURCHES IN SCANDANAVIA burning churches isn't safe at ANY volume

@mpr, did you have or still get burning/pain in your ears? Thank you for updating us. I hope you carry on getting better.

A new research paper on hyperacusis by Dr. Kelly Jahn of the University of Texas at Dallas: Clinical phenotype and management of sound-induced pain: Insights from adults with pain hyperacusis Here is the abstract; the full paper is at the link.

...So, what brings me back to the depths of disparity now? My hyperacusis has returned, my tinnitus is very reactive again, and I’m experiencing burning. There are a few potential triggers for this; I’ve had a lot of chainsawing around my home for the last week, but inside my house, it was only...

Love Burning Spear. Especially this song. Good choice my friend!

...voices were low the entire time, it's just that ears with noxacusis are extra sensitive to artificial audio, and that's totally normal. The burning pain will very likely subside in a day or two. And just think, if you hadn't spoken to her, you'd still be pining for a medical professional who...

I still get the burning almost daily but it fluctuates rather than being there all day long. I thought I was doing better overall but my facial pain got significantly worse, loudness hyperacusis came back with a vengeance and my tinnitus is also at an all time high so I guess it was a trade off.

Hi there! I've been dealing with noxacusis symptoms for just over a month now. I've been having stabbing pain in my ear canal, slight burning pain, frequent spasms of my middle ear, ear fullness, and huge tinnitus spikes. It feels like I have a middle ear infection with a sensitivity to sound...

...but I'm sure that my pain is caused by noise because I can feel the stabbing pain in my ear as I hear noise, and then there's a delayed burning pain. I've had severe noxacusis since January. I tried to live normally in the beginning, but I realized it was simply not possible. After going...

...What I’ve figured out is that I likely have TTTS, tonic tensor tympani syndrome, and not just hyperacusis on its own. My ear fatigue and burning completely went away after about two months. My tinnitus stopped being reactive and went back to its baseline. I’m approaching the four-month mark...

How do you define mild hyperacusis? it still means mild burning pain and facial aches around high pitch noises like a bird chirping, but lemme guess the mild burning pain isn't suppose to bother because of habituation?

This is obviously very disheartening. I've seen people say 2026 is the average guess date. If that isn’t based on realism, then what are we looking at here? 2027/2028/2029. It's crazy in comparison to Lenire, which I promised myself I would not try, but maybe it’s wise to rethink that for now...

Thank you so much for following up, and I look forward to hearing the summary! And I know it’s awful to have more questions asked when you write something intended to stop the questions. Still, the most optimistic estimations I’ve seen tend to be that the FDA approval will be by the end of this...

Burning pain feels like its burning like as if you burnt yourself. Maybe see another doctor and see what they say. I have gotten ear pain from clenching before due to my anxiety, so its not uncommon.

@Vassili, congratulations for your recovery, reading a success story always helps our morale. Maybe I missed it, but what was the cause of your tinnitus and hyperacusis? And did you have burning/stabbing pain in silence? Thanks!

...My hyperacusis was brutal, practically chaining me to my home. Every conversation with loved ones felt like an ordeal, triggering a painful burning sensation and a sense of fullness in my ears. It was a daily struggle, with each day feeling like a marathon, just trying to make it through...

Yes, sorry if I was unclear. After my trauma, I did have pain hyperacusis (mostly burning sensation descending from the ear to my jaw and neck, sometimes even behind my eye, plus the usual aural fullness, nose congestion, etc.). And it started to improve once I started taking Clomipramine...

I think it’s some form of hyperacousis in my case. I wish there’s something I can do to help you!

Have you even considered getting the surgery?

Hello @Vassili Tongue burning... Lingual nerve??? Have you had any dental work completed recently?

This tinnitus is unrelenting. Maybe at least it's burning calories.

Been in my room pretty much all day, not exposed to anything even remotely loud and the burning in my ears is is absolutely terrible Does not ease up whatsoever, as it doesn't seem to be linked to sound exposure. What kind of neuralgia from hell is this? Take me back to Nov/Dec when I thought...

What do you do during the day? How do you get through the day without music or tv?

Does your tinnitus still fluctuate? Please describe your tinnitus, is it a pure tone? 1 or more sounds? Loudness?

I can't. Both earplugs and earmuffs cause me more pain. I try to stay in silence at home.

Burning pain hasn't resurfaced for a week now. Just left with some weird sensation/ sensitivity and jaw ache.

But why did they take this step without having concrete data? It's like burning money...

I’m sorry you’re also in the same boat as many of us here. Is your hyperacusis the loudness kind, or the pain (stabbing/burning) kind?

I can't take anymore of this H.. Tingling burning...... . Aching...... I can't wait for it to go away