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Hi all, I`ve had low level bilateral tinnitus for a couple of years now which I believe was induced by an antibiotic prescribed for a dental infection and had just about habituated to the high frequency tones until last Wednesday when I had my Pfizer booster. The first two vaccinations last...

I hope you don’t mind me sharing a similar issue. I’m starting to really panic. I came down with a bad flu on December 18th (I didn’t take a COVID-19 test, but this hit me far harder than COVID-19 did last year). It felt more like the flu because it hit my chest hard, and I couldn’t even get out...

Did it help your friend? I'm thinking about @Travis Henry and if it could help him even a tiny bit.

...things back to a healthy state. Not sure whether it helps or not? Being a scientist, the question must be asked if having a vaccine against COVID-19 is necessary a month after recovering from COVID-19? Immunology would say not so! In the current UK policy, AstraZeneca was pulled in July...

...- or any of the above treatments - was very helpful, really, beyond helping me to have a sense of hope.) Recently (about 2 weeks ago), I got COVID-19. Because I am generally healthy, 2x vaxed & boosted, I handled it pretty well. However, my tinnitus & hyperacusis are now back, and as bad as...

I never said the risk was greater, however, if I can get COVID-19 regardless of whether I am vaccinated, then why would I bother taking the risk of the vaccination? Just seems like common sense to me. I’ve been really stressed about getting COVID-19. I’m not some hardcore anti-vaxer. It’s just...

I got COVID after concussion. What next. My tinnitus is really weird at the moment and COVID has definitely made me more sensitive to sound

Intersting, I didn't realize that COVID-19 actually affected the hair cells @Jan64. I think if I caught COVID-19 again, I'd want to take Paxlovid again.

...This was a very big shock to me, because I never listen to loud music and I don't use headphones. When I look back, in March 2020 the whole COVID-19 chaos started and I was very stressed at that time. My tinnitus was manageable until December 2020. At that time it became very intrusive and...

...It's spiked a bit this afternoon - I think it may be due to the sugary coffee I just drank. Ah well. I'm also having some pain at the bridge of my nose and a headache - I hope it's not another sinus infection or COVID-19 god-forbid. Fun times! But today was still a good day, for the most part.

Well Mrs. Elmer isn't feeling well, cough, runny nose and really tired. So off to the village for a COVID-19 test kit. Yep, she tested positive. Seems to be a mild case of it.

Due to the extreme challenges of COVID-19 during Trump's term, he had to spend government money just as many other affected countries did, on advice from the medical authorities who could have been wrong and probably were. If he had not done as they asked, the Democrats would have been screaming...

How does one live with catastrophic tinnitus? I have no will to live anymore. I got mine from COVID-19, and I made it worse with my only escape, which was video games and music at volumes less than 70 dB. Not sure what to do anymore; I don’t know if I can survive. I sit here crying as I type...

I know this thread isn't about Dr. De Ridder, but has anyone had success with his cocktails? He recently prescribed me a couple of drugs, but I'm thinking about quitting and going to the GP instead.

Sounding disappointed that Dark Biden has deployed the national security cloaking device. Foiled again, ha ha!

I just came across this news: Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine-associated tinnitus responds to transcranial magnetic stimulation This is certainly encouraging for those with tinnitus linked to their COVID-19 vaccine, and perhaps for others too. /G

My tinnitus was manageable until the vaccine so I’m extremely interested in this. Have you spoken to this friend since they began the cocktail? Any update on whether it’s working?

My T suffering has just begun! Had mild case since COVID illness in Nov 22, but now after Tympanogram tested eardrums, loud ringing since!

...worst. He cannot prescribe me these medications based on experimental studies. Shouldn't you have been consistent and refused your patients the COVID-19 vaccine, then, I asked? After all, it was still in the research Phase III, and no informed consent. He laughed and said, I have to agree...

I'm in ATX too! I went to Paula Rivers at RK Audiology, and she was great. I haven't been back since COVID-19, but this reminds me I should go in and have things checked. They're the ones who made my two sets of custom earplugs and who got me my hearing aids. I chose them because they work a lot...

I got COVID-19, and was unvaccinated. I had severe hyperacusis and tinnitus previously, and neither of these conditions was altered in any way by COVID-19.

Hey, as for the anti-vaxx recommendation, COVID-19 frequently causes increased tinnitus and hearing loss, plus all other forms of "long COVID-19", I know, COVID-19 is disease from hell, I thought I was going to die, and my son also the same. We all vaccinated here, if it weren't for vaccine, it...

I have the same experience with reactive tinnitus. I use a treble-cut EQ unless I absolutely need to listen with treble, toggling it on and off as necessary. I also keep the volume as low as possible. For listening to music, I find that in-ear headphones paired with a treble-cut app work great...

had covid. Now my tinnitus is doubled in volume. But we have to keep going and never lose faith.

...at their discretion, in the event of an emergency. Gardasil was also passed as an EUA vaccine. I've got all my vaccinations but skipped the COVID-19 vaccines. No regrets there. It was just far too sketchy of circumstance and far too bizarre how they were harassing people to get it, coercing...

Let me explain something to you, Richard Cranium. First, I researched that. It explains exactly why I wrote what I did, or I wouldn't have put it up. Your problem is that your mouth engages before your brain.

Hi Blom, welcome to the forum no one wants to be a member of. You said you had COVID-19 and then 4 weeks later a booster. I'm assuming having the booster means you'd already been jabbed at least once prior to getting COVID-19 and the subsequent worsening of your tinnitus? It'd be good to know...

Conoravirus seems to be making a comeback: Guangzhou struggles to rein in record Covid outbreak At work and also in my neighbourhood there are more and more people getting COVID-19 again.