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Thanks for your comment. I shouldn't have used was. I continue and will always continue to take care. Noisy areas are still a no go and I continue sticking to other adjustments I made (absolutely no headphones, healthier lifestyle etc. etc.)

took about 4 months to see some improvement. No noisy areas and sensible use of earplugs was a must. Now Hyperacusis bugs me rarely and I am going through my 6th month.

Just as an update: did an audiogram yesterday, nothing changed from 6 years ago except for an obvious hyperacusis in my right ear (-10 db at 6 kHz+8kHz):cautious:. Regardless of that I am pretty sure that my H has improved since the spike's onset, and hopefully, it will reach its normal...

@robHing Thank you very much for resposting this.. @Michael Leigh : Amazing threads, thank you

Hello @Michael Leigh , Thank you very much for the response. Unfortunately i wasn't aware of such a high risk... I have already planned an appointment, unfortunately it's in a month.. Regarding the hearing therapist, is it the same with an audiologist? And in general, from your personal and...

Hello all, I am new to this group, therefore a proper introduction is necessary (sorry in advance for my English, it's not my mother tongue). I got my tinnitus in mid 2011 due to microphone feedback and many many years of listening music through headphones. In the beginning I had tinnitus, in...