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  1. A

    2024 US Presidential Election

    You must have slept through history class in high school, if you even attended. Southern Democrats before 1965 became Southern Republicans. They were the Confederates left over from the Civil War. The Democratic Party had long and deep roots in the South. It wasn’t just a political party, it was...
  2. ECP

    Multi-Toned Tinnitus with a Rhythmic Beat: How to Cope?

    If I have to be on Zoom, I use captions and keep the sound muted. On a good day, I’ll take a chance and listen to the audio at the lowest possible volume, but only for a few minutes. I still have musical tinnitus, by the way. It tends to be most active during late spring and summer when I have...
  3. H

    Are you managing to sleep at all, if not that something you can try to help first. Are you still...

    Are you managing to sleep at all, if not that something you can try to help first. Are you still taking clonazepam?Is it helping at all?
  4. Paulie87

    How to Manage Reactive Tinnitus Setback?

    It happened again last night. I went to bed only when I was tired, and although the tinnitus was roaring, I didn’t let it bother me. This morning I woke up with it screaming in my left ear, and I’m in a total state of panic again. I’m supposed to be leaving for a week-long holiday overseas in a...
  5. H

    Multi-Toned Tinnitus with a Rhythmic Beat: How to Cope?

    Hi @ECP, I have the exact same problem. For about a year now, I’ve been hearing the “next stop is” sound from the bus. How do you manage with Zoom meetings? Thanks.
  6. Katy-leigh

    Possible Connection Between Tinnitus and Pituitary Tumor?

    Hello, I’ve had tinnitus for several years now and have tried just about everything, but nothing has worked. Recently I had a blood test, and my TSH levels came back really high, at 35.1 (normal range is 0.27–4.2). I’ve had hypothyroidism since birth, so I’ve always had regular blood tests. I...
  7. Jammer

    2024 US Presidential Election

    Meanwhile, things continue to fall apart, separation-of-powers-wise, here in our consumerist democracy: Trump tries to wrest spending power from Congress as government shutdown looms: Guess we’ll see if Speaker Johnson and our MAGA/GOP Senate can pull yet another rabbit out of a hat when it...
  8. Jammer

    MEMOTIN® for Tinnitus

    More money for tinnitus profiteers. No thanks.
  9. S

    Seven Months After Acoustic Trauma: Tangled Between Progress and Fear

    If I make it through this and get better, I’ll have a whole new appreciation for my health and for living life. I’m going to take that trip, eat that meal, buy that thing I’ve always wanted, and truly appreciate every second of my health. I’ve been so focused on saving money to secure my future...
  10. annV

    MEMOTIN® for Tinnitus

    @jacob21, Memotin is basically a combination of Ginkgo Biloba, Magnesium, Vitamin B12, Zinc, and Melatonin in a single pill. Many people with tinnitus have tried this mix, or something similar, without success. But it's not expensive, so one could try it, of course...!
  11. DorianP

    Hope you're doing well, web developer friend.

    Hope you're doing well, web developer friend.
  12. UKBloke

    How to Manage Reactive Tinnitus Setback?

    ...sense. When it's reactively spiking like that, masking only exacerbates the situation, so for me it's better to not mask at all when it's so reactive - 90% sh*t is better than 100% sh*t, which is what I've had to accept defines a better place. Frankly, what other choice do we have? See above.
  13. jacob21

    MEMOTIN® for Tinnitus

    Hello, Has anyone tried this supplement: MEMOTIN®? Real-World Multicenter Evaluation of MEMOTIN® for Tinnitus in Private Clinic Settings: The M.E.S.T Study
  14. delta784

    This is my full name and where i live Alpay Tunc AGE 29 Istanbul/Bayrampasa 34035 I cannot...

    This is my full name and where i live Alpay Tunc AGE 29 Istanbul/Bayrampasa 34035 I cannot bear with this anymore. I don't have guts to hurt myself but im tired my heart cannot take it anymore i never thought this will be my life but here we are please hug to your loved ones. If you have mild...
  15. dipp

    How to Manage Reactive Tinnitus Setback?

    OK, I never try to mask it. The problem is that when I’m driving, when the window of the room I’m in is open and there’s noise outside, when I turn on the air conditioning, or in many other situations where I’m not in complete silence, the reactive tinnitus kicks in. It’s horrible because it’s...
  16. MindOverMatter

    How to Manage Reactive Tinnitus Setback?

    Hope you’re doing well, mate! It seems like you’re in a better place these days 👍 You’re absolutely right that small things, like adding perspective and not giving this condition so much space in our lives, can make a big difference. @Paulie87, it takes a lot of practice and inner strength to...
  17. Mahii

    Six-Year Tinnitus Journey, Setbacks, and Questions About Triggers and Treatment

    ...up to me and mumbled something. I turned my head slightly, trying to hear him with my left ear. Suddenly, he shouted directly into my ear, "YOU'RE F***ED." I jumped back in anger, knowing instantly it was too much for my ear. And honestly, what was the point of that cruel comment? I wasn't...
  18. orenge01

    Yeah exactly, I think I've realized this too. The more I'm scared of the sound the more likely I...

    Yeah exactly, I think I've realized this too. The more I'm scared of the sound the more likely I will spike. There seems to be some correlation there.
  19. orenge01

    @Sodlin Yes you are so right, thank you for reminding me. It's also anxiety that starts the...

    @Sodlin Yes you are so right, thank you for reminding me. It's also anxiety that starts the downwards spiral, thinking of the cumulative damage and all, times I should've used ear pro but didn't, talking hours of exposure to 80db noise. But all that matters is what I do now and still doing my...
  20. D

    Dymista Nasal Spray and Grommets for Ear Pressure and Hearing Issues

    I’ve been prescribed Dymista spray after three months of suffering from retracted eardrums and an inner ear infection that started after flying with a cold. Has anyone had any experience with it? It seems to have a lot of side effects. I’m desperate for some relief from the awful pressure in my...
  21. jennyb123

    Hidden Hearing Loss, Ear Fullness/Pressure, Hyperacusis, and Tinnitus After Second Acoustic Trauma

    @DimLeb, I’m sorry you have to deal with this. These symptoms are so much harder to experience than most people could ever imagine. This has been the most difficult health challenge I’ve faced because it’s taken away so much of my mind and so much of my joy and pleasure.
  22. Varda

    Thank you. There is a recent thread on HP here...

    Thank you. There is a recent thread on HP here: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/tinnitus-spike-after-amoxicillin-clarithromycin-doxycycline-and-bismuth-treatment-for-h-pylori.55481/#post-724713 I'm also wondering: did you managed to eradicate HP? what cocktail finally knocked it out? did...
  23. Jupiterman

    How to Manage Reactive Tinnitus Setback?

    So your tinnitus became reactive, and you managed to calm down to a better place? You've said nothing of how you achieved this. Has your reactivity changed at all?
  24. orenge01

    @DorianP No humming, no rumble, just this loud hissing, like a dying lamp :/

    @DorianP No humming, no rumble, just this loud hissing, like a dying lamp :/
  25. Cory_

    H settling down a bit already

    H settling down a bit already
  26. Jammer

    2024 US Presidential Election

    In my wildest dreams, I never thought Team Red would sit back and let Uncle Sam openly seize the means of production or the intellectual property of private corporations. Talk about an Uno reverse card. How are they going to square this with conservative small-government ideology? 😁
  27. Varda

    Nice! The tinnitus is nearly imperceptible today.

    Nice! The tinnitus is nearly imperceptible today.
  28. Kerry151

    Severe Two-Week Tinnitus Spike After Vacuuming Despite Wearing Earmuffs

    It’s been over three weeks now, and the spike still hasn’t subsided from the vacuuming incident. I can’t believe this happened while I was wearing earmuffs. WTF? I’m terrified it’s not going to get any better. My last spike started to fluctuate after two weeks, but this one is relentless. I...
  29. Paulie87

    How to Manage Reactive Tinnitus Setback?

    It’s definitely a mental thing. Last night it was blaring in bed with nothing to mask it, but I decided I wasn’t going to let it upset me. It was amazing how quickly I was able to shrug it off, even without any background noise. This morning I woke up with the same noise and felt annoyed again...
  30. Ozhe

    Lineage Cell Therapeutics — ANP1 for Treatment of Auditory Neuropathy

    Lineage Cell Therapeutics has entered into a three-year collaboration with William Demant Invest (WDI) to advance the preclinical development of ReSonance™ (ANP1), an auditory neuronal cell transplant program for the treatment of hearing loss. As part of the agreement, WDI will contribute up to...
  31. Sodlin

    Remeber its the anxiety that makes u not able to sleep not the tinnitus. alot of people got TT...

    Remeber its the anxiety that makes u not able to sleep not the tinnitus. alot of people got TT over 80 DB constant in their ears and sleep like babies. I also get trouble sleeping when im "subconsciously anxious over a loud sound"
  32. Sodlin

    Did exactly the same numerous times. I remeber i had to take a "phone call" over a television...

    Did exactly the same numerous times. I remeber i had to take a "phone call" over a television that had like 80% volume and it was screaching from the cheap speakers with high pitch noice when they talked. It was a 90DB on my phone. I lasted like 2-3 minutes before i had to insert my earplugs...
  33. Sodlin

    Orange01 THIS is exactly me. Ive figured the last "panic attack" that i had phonophobia. Just...

    Orange01 THIS is exactly me. Ive figured the last "panic attack" that i had phonophobia. Just remeber that i have it when i hear a "loud sound" actually cancels the panic mode for me to know that i just "use my brain wrong" and this have worked VERY well over this 2 past weeks and as a result...
  34. UrbanBubblegum

    First and foremost, make sure to request a sensitivity test for HP. Once you get the result...

    First and foremost, make sure to request a sensitivity test for HP. Once you get the result, start googling. If you are not allergic like me, Doxy, Amoxcillin (fyi; HP will always remain sensitive to Amoxicillin), PPI such as Nexium, and they sometimes throw in Pepto Bismole. DISCLAIMER: I am...
  35. dipp

    Neosensory — Bimodal Stimulation Device for Tinnitus: Any Reviews? A Scam or Not?

    That sounds really great! Thanks a lot for your feedback. I think I’d like to try something like that. Maybe I’ll give it a go once I’ve saved up some money. I know it won’t be a miracle cure for my bad tinnitus, but it could be nice to have something else to focus on. I’d also be interested in...
  36. Jammer

    2024 US Presidential Election

  37. adpolandam

    Where did this come from? Is it noise, sudden sounds, vibrations, medication, the COVID vaccine...

    Where did this come from? Is it noise, sudden sounds, vibrations, medication, the COVID vaccine? Do you wear earmuffs all the time? What did the doctors diagnose?
  38. orenge01

    Spike Triggered by Loud Noises in Underground Garage

    I’m sorry this happened to you, man. Spikes suck, but they usually get better within a few weeks. Personally, I’m going through a spike right now because I was doing a brief, uncomfortably loud task without hearing protection. I even had hearing protection in my pocket. I do not want to...
  39. DorianP

    @orenge01 Do you also have the humming/rumble?

    @orenge01 Do you also have the humming/rumble?
  40. UKBloke

    How to Manage Reactive Tinnitus Setback?

    There's definitely a psychology to dealing with tinnitus. Perhaps more so where worsenings after long periods of stability are concerned. My tinnitus was stable for circa 25 years until it went off like a crazy firework (including reactivity) after excessive headphone use about 7 years ago. So...
  41. M

    2024 US Presidential Election

    Wow, you Trumpers are damn uneducated (what a surprise, with FOX Spews on day and night). Most of us have enough sense not to engage very much with racists who have no ethical values. That comment about the Democrats starting the KKK is stupid, wrong, and ignorant. But your insanity is not my...
  42. kingsfan

    Ear Pressure and Pain After a Restroom Hand Dryer and Child Screaming

    @Badger55, I try not to openly share personal information about myself with OpenAI and Palantir.
  43. J

    Strengthening Medial Olivocochlear Feedback Reduces the Developmental Impact of Early Noise Exposure

    View from the back of the class. Well, I guess the study might be useful in its own way. When rejuvenating the hair cells or synapses, it is important to keep the noise level down for a few weeks.
  44. AfroSnowman

    Neosensory — Bimodal Stimulation Device for Tinnitus: Any Reviews? A Scam or Not?

    It is marketed as a health tool and stress reducer. I recently started tracking my heart rate variability, which is an involuntary parasympathetic response and a health marker, and it was not where I wanted it to be. This is supposed to be a tool that can help improve it. I have been using it...
  45. dipp

    Neosensory — Bimodal Stimulation Device for Tinnitus: Any Reviews? A Scam or Not?

    What are you using it for? Do you find it useful?
  46. orenge01

    Reading this, I think we might have a very similar spike in terms of characteristics, this gives...

    Reading this, I think we might have a very similar spike in terms of characteristics, this gives me some more hope that this will in fact subside, thank you :)
  47. orenge01

    Couldn't've said it better myself. 1 step forward and 2 steps backwards is exactly what it feels...

    Couldn't've said it better myself. 1 step forward and 2 steps backwards is exactly what it feels like :/
  48. orenge01

    90-95db personally already sends me into panic mode especially if its sudden. I realize I'm...

    90-95db personally already sends me into panic mode especially if its sudden. I realize I'm definitely not over T in anyway that I've previously falsely stated. It's more that my true setbacks and panics come in waves that I seem to ride subconsciously and start dwelling and worrying. :/
  49. orenge01

    We seem to be quite similar in the fact that I also didn't use this site at all because I was...

    We seem to be quite similar in the fact that I also didn't use this site at all because I was generally doing fine, but now with this mega spike I'm back here again. So it goes. Hopefully this passes soon, I'm tired of this monthly emotional rollercoaster which is T :/ I'm glad you got a lot...
  50. S

    Cause of My Pulsatile Tinnitus: Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM)

    Sorry to hear that. I assume you got the diagnosis after a cerebral angiogram or maybe the initial MRI or CT scans? Many people on the Whooshers forum have been through similar experiences, so if you’re not already on there, it might be worth taking a look. I hope you don’t have to wait too long...
  51. Joshua Macleod

    Had what I assumed was another noisy new tone last night. Spent a good few hours laying there...

    Had what I assumed was another noisy new tone last night. Spent a good few hours laying there trying to calm myself. It was the fridge.
  52. Maruashen

    Spike Triggered by Loud Noises in Underground Garage

    Hi Pete, To help calm you down, it seems that most of these encounters usually last only a few days to a week or so. We’re all in the same boat. It often feels like the reaction to the sound is even worse than any actual damage it might have caused, right? Sometimes I feel like my reaction to...
  53. Dizzyhead888

    Neosensory — Bimodal Stimulation Device for Tinnitus: Any Reviews? A Scam or Not?

    How much benefit did you get? So, you can't use the device without the app?
  54. orenge01

    @Scruffiey Well I can say you were right. I was not smart to be reckless like this. And of...

    @Scruffiey Well I can say you were right. I was not smart to be reckless like this. And of course I don't want it to get worse, navigating through a world full of noise seems to be a near impossible task. :grumpy: Unfortunately it seems to get worse way quicker than it getting better. I'm tired...
  55. Paulie87

    How to Manage Reactive Tinnitus Setback?

    This is exactly what my ENT has told me. He said that even though my hearing isn't poor, it's not perfect due to Meniere's, & he believes it's the reason why I refer to it as reactive tinnitus & hyperacusis fluctuates a lot, as my brain is filling in frequencies. Interestingly, yesterday I...
  56. dipp

    @hey Thanks for your kind words, that meant a lot to me. I tell that to myself, but my situation...

    @hey Thanks for your kind words, that meant a lot to me. I tell that to myself, but my situation is always getting worse. T related and HL related. I'm struggling to get through every single day. Maybe I can overcome this, but not very hopeful this time.
  57. H

    Hey we never talked but I've read alot of your posts. You've always managed to get through it...

    Hey we never talked but I've read alot of your posts. You've always managed to get through it the past and I feel like you'll do the same now. We're all hoping the best for you.
  58. orenge01

    Severe Two-Week Tinnitus Spike After Vacuuming Despite Wearing Earmuffs

    Yes, I definitely agree with this. I’m currently going through a spike because of a brief situation where I didn’t use hearing protection. The noise was around 70 to 80 dB, metallic and close range, lasting about 30 to 45 seconds. It felt loud, but I think stress is just making the spike worse...