Search results for query: potential-treatment-for-hyperacusis

Thank you very much for your clear explanation Dr. Nagler! about the fact that they suggested TRT is because I'm a very perfectionist kind of person, and a couple of months back I couldn't cope with the T in silence (sleep, study, etc). This has changed for me over the months. I am still...

TRT is a treatment protocol devised by Dr. Pawel Jastreboff and based upon Dr. Jastreboff's Neurophysiological Model of Tinnitus, which he first described in 1990. The details of the model are not crucial to this discussion, but it is of value to understand its fundamental principle: In...

Good article from the good people at Gulf Coast Stem Cell https://www.gulfcoaststemcell.com/stem-cells-finally-silence-tinnitus/ Now we know the Japanese have had much success with stem cell therapy and tinnitus so far so this definitely a positive track. Again, because tinnitus is so...

In this review I will try to highlight the similarities and differences between Neuromonics and TRT (Tinnitus Retraining Therapy). While both approaches involve sound therapy and some form of counseling, there are, indeed, many differences between the two. One of the most important differences...

It's a rabbit hole. You may find something to help but specialists are worthless. Hopefully it naturally gets better. Wish I could say you will recover but I have no idea. I'm in hell everyday and wish I could have silence again.

Long vent. I just need to scream into the void. Background: I've had a hearing loss induced, atonal tinnitus for years. Mild, very manageable. I honestly couldn't care less about it. I might even have had it all my life (I'm 30F). It got a bit louder a few years ago but I habituated somewhat...

Hi Steve! Firstly, I'm so sorry that you've reached this heart-breaking conclusion. I think everyone who suffers from chronic tinnitus reaches this point, and for each person, their reaction can prove quite different. I do want to encourage you not to allow this realization to become a point...

@Steve recently asked me to write a piece about TRT for the Hub. I am still tweaking it, but I thought I'd post it below in draft form because it contains information that some here might find helpful. Dr. Stephen Nagler ............... TRT (Tinnitus Retraining Therapy) is a treatment...

TRT is not a key component in reaching habituation. As I see it, the key to habituation lies in overcoming your obstacles to habituation. See: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/overcoming-obstacles-to-habituation.6886/ That's right. He did. Right again. Back in 1994-5. There is no...

This will be a bit of a read. I am only a month into my journey with tinnitus & hyperacusis. I don't know how bad mine is compared to yours but it's a shockingly loud jet engine in my head and I can't even watch the TV or listen to music on so I am probably at least moderate. It started with...

Tinnitus, A Personal View This article is for information purposes only and is not intended to substitute the advice from your healthcare professional. I have used medical terms where I thought it necessary and to give clarification. I have tried to keep the content factual and accurate. Please...

For those interested, @Dr. Nagler did an extensive comparision of TRT vs. Neuromonics some time ago: Source: www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/neuromonics-vs-trt-tinnitus-retraining-therapy.4288/#post-46144

Hi Mark, I just read your reply on the suicide thread - as well as here - and have to say it’s really heartbreaking what you’re going through. I feel so sorry for every person who struggles with this each and every day, and that is why we ultimately need a treatment that can bring the volume of...

Hi Ed209, I'm never offended by anyone offering to help. So not taking the wrong way. You may be on to something with this. My tinnitus was completely under control until a series of traumas began with my parents. My mom got in a car accident and totaled her car. A month later, she fell on...

audiologyonline Transcript from a presentation Introduction My talk today is about an integrated approach to tinnitus patient management. I’m going to present this in an unbiased manner, as when it comes to therapeutic approaches for tinnitus, there is really no clear winner. There is not...

Nope I meant this one : http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1359644605035427 But didn't you find what you were looking for in other articles I shared with you ? It's covering quite fairly the subject.

@benryu - did you mean this article? (I dont see K channels). I did see mention on Katp channel involved in another article you linked - are those channels related to Kv3 channels? P.S. in this article they are opposing Dr.Llinas/Jeanmonod's hypothesis. Gamma-aminobutyric acid and glutamic...