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Tinnitus occurs when the brain “turns up the gain” in response to a loss of signal input from severely damaged hearing cells. At the same time, the auditory system tries to recruit alternative hearing cells around the damaged frequencies, so that non-native cells send signals to the brain for...

1 mg? That's a hefty dose. I'm on 0.5 mg right now, and I can barely keep my eyes open. I agree it helps with the anxiety. But Clonazepam is also hard to get. I can't find a doctor who's willing to prescribe a refill.

I've used both Bose QC25 and Bose NC700 with success.

Hello! I am sorry that happened to you, it really sounds like a lot. Did you visit an ENT? It is not great, but Prednisone is an option. Do you think you have hyperacusis, since you mentioned discomfort from noises? How to make it through the day and night? Your experience is a little...

Thank you. I’ve been prescribed a steroid nasal spray and I’m also taking Sudafed. Hopefully, it won’t last much longer.

saw an audiologist today, went just as i expected. “normal hearing”, declined tympanometry test, saw another doctor and i have no infection in my right ear anymore so i’m at a loss on why it’s been bothering me. such a shame.