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I see. So, do you think the “fullness” is a consequence of TTTS or ETD? To me, it seems that fullness means muscle tension, but the Eustachian...
Hello. You could have TTTS. How is your sensitivity?
Hello. I would say that attention is one of the most important factors. Another important factor is to understand the problem. But it all depends...
In my case, it is clear that the “sound discomfort” is a consequence of the so-called TTTS. And I think a lot of people, when they talk about...
There aren’t two things: Hyperacusis and TTTS as a consequence. There is only one thing, TTTS, which is psycho-physiological problem. You have...
Hey, funny boy, why don’t you give your advice full of wisdom to the OP? That is how forums are useful. You give your opinion so the OP can reach...
@Brian Newman, I am sorry about your experience. My post was directed to the OP, who told me his case was similar to mine. I am sure you will...
My post was directed to the OP, who told me his case was similar to mine. Brian Newman's setback is not permanent. I mean, we don’t know. But I...
I copy and paste a fragment of a guide I wrote some months ago. I will have to create a new thread for the whole text. I don’t know exactly how...
The one who is making quite a big statement is Fuchs, proposing that these neurons are responsible of “pain hyperacusis” without any kind of...
Because I wanted to know what symptoms you have. There are a lot of symptoms associated to TTTS. Do you have the fullness or pressure sensation?...
What exactly do you mean by TTTS? Where do you feel pain? And what do you think is the cause of that pain?
Hello. Basically, I think it is important to understand the problem as much as possible. And, when it is necessary, to avoid sounds that are too...
You have TTTS. And your sound intolerance/”hyperacusis” is a consequence of that. I think TTTS is the most common cause of “hyperacusis”. It is...
@Josh59, how was your noise trauma? I think in most cases, the problem begins when the Tensor tympani mechanism is abnormally tensed up. And in...
Ok, I understand your point. I was just talking about the concept. I read the paper you mention more than two years ago, and I don’t remember...
@Guest48603, I am OK now. It is not an issue for me, I never think about it. Except in certain situations, but I don’t suffer because I know how...
Oh... so it is the same for you. But you were about to find out by yourself. I realized there was a psychosomatic component since the beginning,...
I don’t think there is a “threshold for tensor tympani contractions”. It doesn’t work as a digital machine which measures the intensity of sounds...
Yes, I think it is psychosomatic. But it also has to do with the particularities of the tensor tympani. When they are tensed up, they don’t relax...
