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...rate, or are there no such rule? I'm really curious. And also, does the T get worse with more hearing loss? I guess it does. That's why some docs recommend hearing aids, yes? If anybody here is suffering from tinnitus due to hearing loss, how much has your hearing reduced over the past years?

...but this reminds me I should go in and have things checked. They're the ones who made my two sets of custom earplugs and who got me my hearing aids. I chose them because they work a lot with professional musicians and understand the unique challenges. → https://rkaudiology.com/ What did...

What was the trajectory of your hyperacusis? It has presumably improved? Over what duration?

Don't give up. I've had tinnitus for 30 years. I know hearing aids don't work for everybody, but they have been a miracle for me.

I do not have hearing loss. However, I use Oticon hearing aids that have built-in sound generators for tinnitus therapy. My audiologist disabled the hearing aids via computer, so these devices operate purely as sound generators for tinnitus and hyperacusis if it is present. These devices...

...Not sure why it does that. I don't get 8/10 days these days. Today, my non-reactive hiss has been a 7 all day, and I've been wearing my hearing aids all day. I don't think the perception of it drops so dramatically. It goes to about a 5. However, if I listen to ambient nature noises like...

Hearing aids aren't suitable for those with severe tinnitus. It's as simple as that. They aren't called "tinnitus aids" for a reason. For those with mild-to-moderate tinnitus, pretty much anything goes; exposure to normal everyday sounds, visits to restaurants etc. As the damage is only...

...somewhere in one of the papers that your condition could be surgically corrected (quite successfully), if it comes down to it. I tried hearing aids a few months ago but they didn’t work for me. My mild hearing loss in left ear is between 4000 and 8000 Hz; my tinnitus frequencies are way...

No, I have not tried them, as all my hearing problems stem from severe hyperacusis. Hearing aids are also not recommended when hearing is very good at lower frequencies and worse (mild - moderate hearing loss) at high frequencies. The brain would have a hard time adjusting to the hearing aids...

Which hearing aides do you have? How quickly did you notice the effect of your hearing aids on your tinnitus? Do you know which frequency your tinnitus is?

For the record I’ve tried hearing aids for that reason and they didn’t do a lick of good.