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In what way are you better than before using DMSO? I’ve also been experimenting with DMSO since August of this year, but so far, I haven’t noticed any results.

Anyway, I basically have about 15 bad days a month. The other 15 range from good to decent. For now, that’s the situation, as I haven’t really seen an increase in the number of good or decent days. The fact that I do have good and decent days shows that, on those days, my brain is somehow better...

I’m sorry to hear that happened to you.

I can order a 10x14cm or a 12x20cm.

otoscopy What the heck did I found in my ear?

Maybe try Felodipine. Dr. Prof. Eggermont, a well-known tinnitus researcher, said it lowered his tinnitus: In conversation with Professor Jos Eggermont It didn’t work for me, unfortunately.

I have hypertension and take Olmesartan and Hydralazine. Neither of these has increased my tinnitus.

Another day. I didn't sleep at all last night. Every time I drifted off, I had a bad dream that woke me up, and when I woke up, all I could think about was the tinnitus. The same nightmare repeated each time I tried to sleep. I feel like I'm falling into a deep depression—how could I not? It's...

Was anyone able to find the results online? I looked but couldn’t find anything.

@ErikaS, did you go through with the SG block? I don’t see anything about it on your page.

Interesting. I’ve never tried it myself. I never found any evidence that it helps, so I never bothered.

Yeah, an ENT said he could see a pressure issue in my left ear and recommended an allergy test, a nasal spray, and balloon dilation surgery if the first two don’t work. So, is your tinnitus reactive in nature? I don’t have hyperacusis, but my tinnitus gets a lot louder after listening to loud...

I can’t watch without loud masking. The low-frequency hum I have is constantly being masked and unmasked by the TV sounds, and it’s impossible to tolerate because it turns the steady hum in silence into a loud, chaotic buzzing noise. Masking doesn’t work perfectly, but with the fan on high, I’m...

From what I’ve read in their profile and articles, they use non-auditory electrical stimulation.

Question, as I sit here at night ready to tear my hair out. Can you watch TV? I find it impossible unless I have significant masking noise. Otherwise, it’s constantly off, on, off, buzz, and so on, depending on who is speaking on TV or during breaks between scenes. It’s just impossible to focus.

So, I have a choice. Be nauseous 24/7 and feel like my head has been hit like a baseball bat OR feel somewhat normal, but be tired. I did some major damage to myself 6 months ago, and I've been slightly nauseous and had balance issues since then. Luckily Betaserc medication helps, but makes me...

There is only one size from Aspercreme.

Projection much? You're more fixated on the obvious pun, and there's no real pushback from you over supporting the Pedo-in-chief. Odd. So, I think my point still stands: Trump can do no wrong in your eyes. You cultists seriously need to be studied in the future. Fascinating creatures...

I'm actually planning on testing out propranolol -- just haven't made it to the pharmacy yet. I asked the NP to prescribe the lowest possible dosage, which is 10 mg. The pills are scored, so they can easily be split into 5 mg segments. I might as well split again, if possible, into 2.5 mg based...

Benazepril (an ACE inhibitor), Lisinopril (another ACE inhibitor, but on paper considered “more risky” than the former), and Guanfacine (an alpha-2 agonist also used for ADHD and anxiety) are the only high blood pressure medications that didn’t spike my tinnitus. Fellow ACE inhibitor Enalapril...

Shabba Ranks, Donald Trump, Tony Terry, Cyndi Lauper, Super Cat & Marla Maples at the Grammy Awards Party, 1992.

Why are we trusting the nuclear codes to a stroke survivor who thought his recent cognitive test was hard? Unfortunately, MAGA seems incapable of admitting they got conned. They just keep moving the bar and doing all the mental gymnastics to rationalize that this is actually what they wanted.

Hey @jennyb123, I’m sorry that you’re dealing with all of these difficult issues. Ask your ENT about a condition called Superior Canal Dehiscence. It’s a hole or thinning of the bone in the inner ear that can cause many of the symptoms you’re experiencing, especially the dizziness. There are...

Nope, it’s worse. I have a new low ringing sound, which is somehow the most disturbing one, along with the metallic high-pitched ringing and some occasional beeping. I also get those weird episodes of extremely loud tinnitus that quiets down quickly, along with eardrum fluttering. I drive a lot...

Thanks, I’ve read the thread, but maybe I missed it. What size do you buy and then cut in half? I see large and XL available on iHerb.

Anxiety has been killing me. T doesn’t even seem that much worse. More bothersome than usual? Sure. But the way that my ears FEEL is getting to me. I can’t help but to feel like I’m on borrowed time.

Did you do anything special, or did it heal on its own? I’m at 10 months and still having multiple setbacks. Thank you.

@Vincent R, thank you! Yes, I’ve already informed my OB team that I want to avoid any ototoxic drugs during both the surgery and postpartum recovery. I know the stress of it all, both physical and mental, will likely cause a spike. I just hope that, with time, it will calm down and not cause...

@Kerry151, I don’t mean to scare you, but once we have tinnitus, our auditory system seems to be weakened for life. You always need to protect your ears in noisy environments (above 80 dB). I personally use earplugs even when using the hair dryer. Spikes can last a long time. I’ve been...

Soon planning my end i don't want to exist anymore. Sorry fam

Yes, for a couple of weeks after a flare. All the details about how I use it are in this thread.

Most likely, if there were any evidence that Trump had engaged in pedophile activity, it would have surfaced by now. It’s much more plausible that he knew about Epstein’s preferences and chose to turn a blind eye. But knowing someone’s preferences and finding out what they do in private are two...

I’m so sorry to hear that you’re feeling so low. There’s very little I can add, except to say that one year of tinnitus is still too short a time. Many people begin to pull out of the dive during the second year. In my first year, I used to go for long walks by the river, search everywhere I...

No, not anymore.

I agree with you that tinnitus changes over time, but I disagree that NAC didn’t cause some of those changes. On three different occasions, I noticed that just two to three hours after taking NAC, I would get high-frequency sounds that came and went. These only appeared after taking NAC and...

Both of those, as well as the levator scapula, scalene muscles, and many others—basically, the entire neck—are involved. It’s also helpful to try some intraoral massage techniques for the pterygoids and the tensor veli palatini, as those can help release tension in the ear. I wanted to post...

Thanks, and good luck with that beta blocker. Without going over the same ground again, one of the scariest stories I’ve ever read on this site was about Propranolol, so in my mind, that one’s ruled out for good, even though it’s considered the best for physical anxiety symptoms. How’s the one...

Hang in there, @Kerry151! You never know. You truly, honestly, never know. Spikes can last a short time or a long time, and there’s no way to predict it. But I wouldn’t assume this is your new baseline yet. And even if it is, you’ll rise above it. For now, give it time, patience, and for all...

If there’s a lot of wax in your ear, maybe it was up against your eardrum, and by rubbing, you might have loosened some of it. Anyway, I’m sorry you’re going through this. Sudden hearing loss is truly unfair, and I hope it resolves for you.

Wishing you a healthy and safe delivery, @Meinz89. You got this.

I’ve made the mistake of absentmindedly digging around in my ears for wax. I’ve had the exact same thing happen as a result—some worrying pain and discomfort that I immediately assume will turn into an ear infection, make my tinnitus worse, and ruin my life. So far, that hasn’t happened. If I...

There’s a lot of fluff in many of these responses, and to be honest, I couldn’t bear to read them all. I’ll keep it short. Your tinnitus will change in the early days, and it usually won’t settle on a baseline for a while. From what I’ve read, you already had tinnitus before taking NAC, so it’s...

As the days go by, I lose more and more hope. I want to call this a new tinnitus tone, and it's much more reactive than the previous one. It feels different, sounds different, and reacts differently than the one I've had for the previous 10 months. The only thing I changed in my life was adding...

Was that a Freudian slip, or deliberate? :LOL:

Do you still take Magnesium Glycinate, @kingsfan?

Why don't you contact Peter Tass and let him know about Tinnitus Quest and the funding pipeline?

What exactly did you do that affected the Eustachian tube? Did you massage the SCM, or the upper part of the trapezius?

Mine is a very similar case. It comes on almost exclusively during sleep, and then almost always, whatever I have stays for the day. The pattern is every other day, though lately I sometimes get two bad days in a row or even two good days in a row. When it’s a good day, it’s either barely there...

I don't know, maybe because there are also high-ranking democrats on that list, along with their mega donors. Go after them all, I say. But let's not kid ourselves here, Trump can be a pedophile, and you MAGA people would still vote for him.

Hi Jack, I saw you are from Czechia, can you please tell me which otoneurologist have you visited here or do you know any good doctor that can help with Tinnitus?

Hi @jack8092, I have a question. Were you ill (possibly with Eustachian tube dysfunction or just a stuffy nose), or did your ears feel full when you were training and pulled the headphone rubber tip out? Did you feel like fluid was leaking into your middle ear at the moment you removed the...

It truly does suck. Hope you’ve been doing well with your spike!

Had all the nasty parts, reactive, hyperacusis and not even close to maskable. No pain though…

Hi, am not here that often because I consider myself cured. Let me know if I can help in any way😊