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Look for Abraham Shulman tinnitus protocol. He used Clonazepam + Gabapentin combo successfully on tinnitus patients.

...take it at night so it is hard to tell. If I take a slightly larger dose, I can feel it the next day and I seem less bothered by it. I believe that there is a physician who advocates for a combination of Gabapentin and Clonazepam. The hyperacusis is the condition that causes more issues for me.

...2 mg a day ends up equaling a blood level similar to a ~10 mg single dose. I'm not encouraging anyone to use benzos, but 0.25 mg of Clonazepam would do very, very little for me even before I had a significant tolerance it took 2-3x that to feel any relief. And, again, I do think the...

Yeah, that's why I mentioned it to my doctor, it's one of the drugs that seems to help.

@TLion, no, I think, given your struggles, it is helpful. You may be better off with extended release or a longer one like Clonazepam.

80% calm today after stopping Grandaxin & only had .5mg Clonazepam last nite. My symptoms matched Akathisia. Another layer of hell anyone?

Hi, I've had tinnitus for 15 years now, in conjunction with hyperacusis caused by my M.S. It was never an issue until recently, they hyperacusis was a much more difficult issue for a long time. In the last few weeks my tinnitus has become constant, loud (where I can't even mask it and it...

...able to somewhat function again. Appreciate your knowledge always as another user has mentioned the long acting effect of Diazepam over Clonazepam. It was indeed much stronger than I cared for as well. I have Grandaxin that will be delivered tomorrow so I will follow up on that as it’s not...

...process that can also take a very long time. These drugs were originally intended to treat seizures, not tinnitus distress or anxiety. Clonazepam is very powerful and has a terrible reputation for exacerbating tinnitus. I would advise against the use of any and all benzos, especially this...

No I didn't try it. I'm still on Clonazepam :(

...to the “safest” route first, with meds that are generally well tolerated and have less potential severe side effects. I would love to try Clonazepam due to my current issues with insomnia and panic attacks but, unfortunately, I am prone to addiction, so I doubt any doctor would ever give it...

I know it's a long shot but have you been Lyme tested or looked at mast cell activation disorder? Consider bioresonance as a diagnostic?

This thread is about hyperacusis. Please read the paper. If OHCs (the amplifier) have nociceptors, then these can cause an uncomfortable feeling and pain. Mrs. Megan Wood told me there is other research claiming IHCs get more ribbons with age, so you get a double-whammy effect. This research...