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Thanks @Nick47, it went well in that nothing suggests Meniere’s anymore. There is no large hearing loss or significant vertigo. However, it is difficult when you learn there is no silver bullet, and that time is the best answer. The stranger, but oddly more reassuring part, is that both my ENT...

I can’t offer any advice, but I can certainly sympathize. I’ve been going through an intense spike for the last 2 weeks and haven’t got a clue what, if anything, has caused it. Normally, when my tinnitus spikes, I can pinpoint a reason. It might be a loud noise, a new medication, lack of sleep...

Hi all, I recently became the father of my second child, and all in all, my life has been very stressful over the past years. I’ve been on Mirtazapine for 6 years at 7.5 mg for sleep. I’ve had difficulty waking up early in the morning to help with the kids, so together with my doctors, I...

Did the musical tinnitus go away for you? I’ve also been dealing with musical tinnitus for the past 8 months. I think mine was caused by a combination of factors, including moderate hearing loss, spending about 3 to 4 months in silence due to hyperacusis and regular tinnitus, and being on a...

@Eric N Please update if your spike from the neck ultrasound subsides. I'm currently going through the same thing.

A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld an almost $1 million penalty against Trump and his attorneys for "sanctionable conduct" in a racketeering lawsuit they brought against Hillary Clinton and other Democrats over the 2016 election. "Mr. Trump is a prolific and sophisticated litigant who...

Hi Please is there a update for this and a good result ? I have been going through exactly the same including bowel pee issues, chest pain neck pain arm pain, my doctors think its mental issues but i never had mental issues like anxiety or depression, please could you help me out and let me...

Caught on to the sham?

Welcome to the world of Chronic Tinnitus. It's an up-front lifetime series of "lectures" on basic science. For instance, the first line of your post says: I’m kind of gobsmacked by that sentence, and my brain immediately goes, “Whoa there!” Causation. And here we are, in the thick of life as a...

No. If I participated in a video meeting, I used the built-in computer speakers. I don't know how well subtitles work out in Zoom, but in Teams and Google Meet, it's okayish.

Great read. It addresses what those of us in the severe category already know to be true. One part of this article I'd like to highlight: Too f**king right. Time for a paradigm shift, indeed.

Notwithstanding the fact that the sham induced a placebo effect, you can't statistically validate the existing Treatment 1 loudness chart without actually having designed the entire trial as a single-arm trial. Ergo, Susan Shore's statement about how well the active treatment performed in...

...a systemic brain condition requiring multimodal, rehabilitative care models to comprehensively address its complex nature." Hamid R. Djalilian, MD*, and Mehdi Abouzari, MD, PhD, on behalf of the Hearing Committee...

Hi @Paulie87, your meeting seemed to go well. You may want to read this: Severe Tinnitus: A Brain Disorder Beyond the Ringing Sound

It's lovely to see you @Daniel Lion! You have a beautiful family!

@Vincent R, did you regularly use headphones for work prior to that?