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Sorry @Nick47, you come across as very warm online and I’m sure I misread you. I appreciate you not wanting me to throw money at charlatans. For what it’s worth, I saw my trusted local dentist and he implied the same. He told me it may or may not be related, but he wants a 2nd opinion from a...

Thank you for your well-considered thoughts. As I wrote, I feel that I may have been seeing things that were not actually there. No one is to blame for any of this. I just get really hurt by the thought that I should have somehow known, after 15 years of zero noise-induced setbacks, that a...

Hi there! I developed tinnitus 10 years ago after a childhood plagued with otitis and a life of abusing loud music through headphones, along with an acoustic trauma. I have a 60 dB loss at 8 kHz. I navigated these 10 years reasonably well, with some spikes here and there that always resolved...

I'm in a similar predicament. Did yours resolve?

I noticed they still have Acou082 in the preclinical stage. It’s indicated for age-related hearing loss and chronic hearing loss. I’m getting the impression that this is meant to slow progression rather than regenerate, although I’m open to hearing otherwise. https://www.acousia.com/

@Regis, always interested in a perspective. Did you have symptoms of hyperacusis, like loudness, sound-reactive tinnitus, or pain?

Hi @Paulie87, it may be the way I come across. I’ve been desperately struggling for three weeks now, and I think it affects my compassion in strange ways. I’m also very pragmatic. I didn’t want you handing over money to charlatans, like chiropractors, masseurs, dentists, and others, believing...

I am real. It helped me.

…and when did I ever say that? In fact, I believe I've said almost the opposite. You asked for advice from someone who's actually been through the same experience. What's happened has happened. It can't be undone. There's no purpose in blaming yourself for what occurred, or blaming others as...