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@Kam75, how are things with you? How's the tinnitus? How's your sleep? I re-read my earlier posts here, and I think what I wrote about sleep and the link is spot-on. Stage 1 (N1) is the lightest stage of sleep and occurs as a person first falls asleep (1 to 7 minutes). Stage 2 (N2) is where...

Agreed. And in the end, it doesn't really matter what term is used when talking about reactive tinnitus, and whether it is this or that. "Treatments" (not meds) available today, such as CBT, would be the same, no matter what you call it, or whether it is a subset of hyperacusis or not, @Paulie87.

This more or less sums it up. Reversing damage and "healing" anything in the auditory pathway beyond the eardrum is a monumentally more complex and difficult task, though, and the next best thing is treating the symptoms. That's the million-dollar question, isn't it?

I completely agree. I think it is mainly that many people are suffering and have suffered for a long time. They just want the tinnitus gone and are frustrated with the timeframe. The reality is that progress happens slowly, but we should be grateful for the people who are working on it. It is...

The dip at 3 kHz that I believe you are referring to is actually from my otoacoustic emission result. It is obtained by playing sound into my ear and listening for a kind of echo. It has nothing to do with whether I tell them I hear the sound or not. My actual pure tone threshold at 3 kHz is...

Hey @Robster, do you still take Mirtazapine to this day? I would say my mental health is pretty much on the floor after nearly four months of tinnitus. I have read so many posts about the connection between antidepressants and worsening this awful affliction, but I am at a point where dark...

Karbamazepina, Okskarbazepina, Gabapentyna, Pregabalina, Lamotrygina, Baklofen, Klomipramina. Are these medications effective for stabbing pain in the middle ear caused by sounds, as well as for worsening tinnitus?