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Tinnitus and hearing loss are part of the '< 10%' symptoms list of Methylphenidate. I do not know the specifics of the drug, I do know the basic...
I can't speak on fasting, I have no experience and have not researched this subject at all. Hearing can be regained or adapted in a plethora of...
I did not mention this in my original reply: invest in a good pair of earplugs (foam or whatever suits you best). A higher protection rate is...
As @Michael Leigh said, you can most definitely improve and habituate. It is important to take it one step at a time and not to put too much extra...
@Nobody19, @Diesel, @Padraigh Griffin (in no particular order), It was not my intention to start a personal discussion here. I was inquiring if...
I believe depression is an obstacle for most treatments, especially if they involve brain functions or psychological plasticity. There's a wide...
The tinnitus suppression using Trobalt faded away for most in the thread discussing it, leaving them with the nasty side effects of...
That's an important first step into improvement! Very glad to hear you are able to get better sleep.
Hi Juha! To me, it sounds like your tinnitus is muscle or pressure-related. Does your droning sound similar to what you hear when you close your...
I completely agree with you. The difference between coping and complete relief is enormous. I can't help but feel like these claims are more a...
Hi @Abbie, I'm sorry to hear that the ringing did not subside after getting your ears cleaned. It is especially important in the first few weeks...
How are you doing now? Did you return to baseline?
I believe the paper I read was also written in French. If you happen to find it, feel free to link it. I have the habit of saving everything I...
In the morning I wake up in almost silence. As I start to be "actively awake" I can feel my tinnitus ramp up from 0.5 to 2.5 in about 3 minutes....
Hmm, I am unable to find the actual paper I read - looks like I didn't save it. Here is a ClinicalTrials.gov page about a similar idea: Virtual...
I read about it (or something similar to it). I'll need to look for the paper, I am on a mobile device right now and do not have access to my...
This depends on the type of drug. Systemic drugs (drugs that involve mechanisms present in the entire body) are often avoided in studies. For...
In medical trials or research articles, it is always important to be able to isolate the treatment proposed from external factors. Some of the...
I have quickly skimmed over the paper, I'm planning to try and analyse it properly and visualize the data for a better overview somewhere later...
You make a point here, but it is relatively unfair to use anecdotal evidence as an argument in a debate about new medicine exploring a completely...
I had a low frequency rumbling in the first two weeks of my tinnitus onset. I am almost certain it was not a phantom sound but an actual sound I...
It's always nice to know people relate to what you experience. Thank you. I also refuse to protect my ears against 'normal' sound levels. But on...
Hi! I have been reading this forum for a couple of weeks now but was hesitant about writing an introduction. I have now decided to do so, just...
Thank you very much for the detailed explanation! Tinnitus is a really fascinating beast. If I had the mental capacity to do it, I would love to...
I was under the impression that "tinnitus in the brain" doesn't really exist, but that the anomalous brain activity is a result of the brain...
[ATTACH] Looks like they are waiting for further funding. Does anyone know if Mayo Clinic intends to continue this research?
Hi! I'm very new to this support forum and am still typing my introduction post. I can't comment on your question about the Eustachian tube...
