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I also live in Sweden and feel like you. If FX-322 works to restore hearing, I want to get it as soon as possible. But I don't know how :(

No, I'm not 100% sure, but a doctor told me that almost everyone with the form of hearing loss is hereditary.

Between 0-1000 hz it is normal. 1000 hz and above it's hearing loss. Almost as in the audiogram, see the picture.

I only have hearing loss, no tinnitus. My hearing loss is hereditary and I'm probably born with it. And almost the same as in the picture: http://www.terracehearing.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/audiogram-presbyacusis-rgb.jpg I normally hear up to 1000 hz. I want to know what there is for hope...

how do you know that? Because I'm in the same situation, I am born with a genetic defect that has caused my hearing loss, and I wonder if this will help me.

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Thank you for your reply, which one of them is?

I don't know if it's genetic hearing loss. no one of my parent have hearing loss no one om my grandmother grandfather have hearing loss. For some reason, I get hearing loss when I was born.

I get reply from Regain : Dear David Thank you for your email and for providing more information. As you point out, there are different causes of hearing loss, and the drug being tested in this study is not a treatment that could help to treat congenital hearing loss, unfortunately. :(

Thanks for a quick reply, what is meant with supporting cells? And how do I know if I have or not?

Hello I'm a new member here and need to ask a question: I have a congenital hearing loss and right now I'm following some research like Regain Project and Frequency Therapeutics. I often read that it may only help those who have had normal hearing loss and suffered hearing loss afterwards. I...