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A recent article, however I'm not sure if it really disproves NR, because it focused on high cholesterol and diabetes:...
Sulforaphane degrades very quickly. Our bodies produce and regulate NAC, Sulforaphane apparently increases production. However I now don't...
Use masking noises when you go to sleep, it reduces the panic attacks at night. The best level is to put the volume just below the tinnitus.
Yes! This is a very good point. It's very important to taper because of this. Whenever you go through a hard withdrawal from these drugs, a...
The big question is, when people experience a Tinnitus "spike" which they attribute to medication not listed as ototoxic, is that medication...
I think what's going on is, when they are looking for clinical SSHL, I believe the criteria is for loss above 20dB. I have also read they look...
It's an interesting theory, it explains why TRT works, could explain why some drugs are ototoxic and other drugs can increase tinnitus yet not be...
It's not "clinical" hearing loss because it's at or below 20dB. I suspect that's why your ENT said "good thing, we can rule out sudden hearing...
I've not read any theories like this. Is it possible you misunderstood them?
I'll try answer this, others may try correct me. There are medications which have tinnitus as a side effect, and there are ototoxic medications...
Interesting, but did you have a spike in Tinnitus before you read online about Viagra? It's sad to read of your relationship troubles. I think...
Does anyone take Sildenafil? Does it effect your tinnitus or do you find it is okay? There aren't any good alternatives to PDE5 inhibitors, and...
I should add to my comment that whilst I wrote "idiopathic", this should never discount that hearing protection should be used, and avoid...
Will do, thanks.
@Michael Leigh, thanks. Actually, I write in my avatar as "unknown" because for me, there is possibly a number of causes and I don't really know...
My audiologist recommended not to do this for some reason.
I think the medical term is "idiopathic", and so the question might be "is idiopathic tinnitus common?", and I think the answer, particularly from...
It is interesting as it supports the idea of certain kinds of tinnitus being related to neuro-inflammation:...
Interesting. Where can this new research be found?
I do wonder if this feature indicates possibility of improvement, I wonder that given the tinnitus quietens down, it should continually do so more...
I went through 150g in something like 2-3 weeks. That was way too much, but it's easy to do. It recommends 1g a day.
Could the allergy itself be causing tinnitus? What frequency and decibel loss is the hearing loss?
I am finding some days are better than others, but my tinnitus is slowly improving and NAC could be one thing assisting in this. But I do caution...
I am experiencing a similar thing regarding "ear clicking". I had my ears cleaned and then had an ear infection 6 months ago and took antibiotic...
Also just a comment, I find taking smaller doses of NAC more often during the day, e.g. during meals, is better than taking one large dose once a...
What do people think about taking glucoraphanin+myrosinase supplements, this then increases sulforaphane concentrations in the body, which...
I take Nicotinamide Riboside as well, however it is expensive. It's a form of Vitamin B3, a NAD pre-cursor that is involved in DNA repair, it is...
I buy NAC in powder form, the container recommends 1g a day, however other sites recommend 200mg-500mg, which is more in line with what I take. I...
The other thing to do is take antioxidants. This isn't as clinical as cortesteroid treatment, but there is some indications that antioxidants can...
I would go see your doctor, they will probably want another hearing test done. I think, ideally a course of cortesteroids should be prescribed...
Is the tinnitus "in your head" high pitched bilateral tinnitus, over 8khz? I ask because higher pitched noises are more difficult for our...
I have the opposite situation. My tinnitus is loudest in the morning and quiets down in the evening, particularly after dinner.
