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Mostly, there is one tone that is still louder than usual. I’ve also been on Amoxicillin antibiotics afterward, so that might have contributed to the worsening. I wasn’t able to get the root canal done with the laser as planned—they changed their mind at the last minute. I’m seriously worried...

Hey @shasta0863, what did you end up doing?

How did you develop hyperacusis?

I’m going to have a root canal done using a laser called Solea, so they will not need to drill to open the tooth. I most likely will not get a crown, so if the root canal fails, I will just have the tooth extracted. Fortunately, the laser is strong enough to split the tooth in half, which means...

I used Peltor X5A earmuffs on my last visit. I think I am going to get an extraction for the second tooth that is hurting. At least if I get an implant in the future, that tooth would never need drilling again.

Another tooth is starting to hurt. It looks like I might need either a root canal or an extraction this time. The dentist says the tooth may be dying. I am having a hard time deciding which option to choose. A root canal would involve a lot of drilling, and since it is a molar, it would likely...

There are still no signs of improvement. I have some Prednisolone—19 pills at 20 mg each—but the expiration date is April 2021. I am unsure if they are still effective. Unfortunately, obtaining more from a doctor will not be easy. It seems to be just a spike. I am not noticing any changes in my...

Did you try covering your ears with your hands? What was the experience like?

I chose earmuffs because of the oscillation effect. I wasn’t too sure—putting in earplugs seemed too risky, but going unprotected also felt unsafe. I chose the middle ground. Either way, I still got a nasty spike from just 30 seconds of drilling, so I don’t think it would have mattered.

The spike is still intense, and even the slightest thing seems to aggravate my tinnitus. It’s difficult to live with.

How are you doing now? I am also experiencing a spike after a visit to the dentist. There wasn’t much drilling — around 30 seconds in total, with 5-second pauses, using an electric drill. I wore earmuffs during the drilling, but I am not sure if that made things better or worse. The bone...

So, I just had my fillings replaced. The dentist was able to remove them with a laser, but some drilling—approximately 30 seconds to a minute—was still needed at the end. I asked him to use a five-seconds-on, five-seconds-off approach, and he followed that. He also used an electric drill, which...

Battling COVID much more concerned about my sense of smell and taste returning than any possible increases in tinnitus

I’ve lost my sense of smell for the last three days, and I’m very worried. I can’t smell anything, and I really hope the chances of getting it back are high. I don’t think I can handle both tinnitus and the loss of smell—it’s just too much for one person to bear.

After successfully avoiding coronavirus since the beginning, I finally caught it. So far, the symptoms have been the standard: fever, headache, sore throat, and dry cough. I haven’t noticed any changes in my tinnitus. I’m not vaccinated, so I’m slightly concerned that it might develop into...

Are you feeling better now? Did you experience any long-term effects from COVID-19? I just tested positive two days ago. So far, I only have a headache and a fever of 38.5°C. The pharmacist mentioned that medication isn't usually prescribed for people under 65 or without pre-existing conditions...

So, I went to see a dentist who does laser treatment today. He said the fillings can be removed with the laser, but he still needs to do some finishing touches with the drill to smoothen the filling. He is still investigating what the issue is. He's not sure yet if it's a cavity or the filling...

One other thing to consider is that a filling doesn't seem to be a permanent solution. This would be my 4th filling on that tooth in 12 years, and it never felt normal after the first filling; it was always a bit bite-sensitive. Maybe getting rid of it is not such a bad idea. I'll try to get in...

If I understand correctly, there's no way to prevent the bone conduction noise. I was told that the drill used for implants is a lower RPM than the one used for drilling and is less noisy. Is this true? Apparently, it's only 1K RPM vs. 300K RPM for the normal drills. That's a massive...

I have a filling that needs to be redone due to a cavity. I had that feeling done last year with a dentist who used a laser, but it looks like he didn't do a good job. The dentist I went to today said if I leave it like that, I'll probably need a root canal within a few weeks. The tooth is...

I only use battery-powered lawn mower. The noise level is about 70-75 dB and I double protect.

Yet again Tylenol causing issues for me. One of my tinnitus tones has significantly spiked within a day after a single 500 mg pill 3 weeks ago. I dismissed my last spike(s) as a coincidence but for sure the Tylenol is doing something. I really don't get it, how's it even medically possible for a...

Will Dr. Shore's device prevent tinnitus from getting worse and stop spikes from happening? Or are we destined to wear hearing protection forever?

Is Dr. Cliff accurate about what he's saying about stem cells in this video? If so, I don't see why anyone would consider stem cells at this point.

This is one of my greatest fears that somebody does something stupid that makes my tinnitus worse. I don't know what I would do to that person. I stay indoors most of the time and wear hearing protection always when going out, I never go to places where stuff like this is likely to happen.

At what distance though? it s hard to believe it would be 120 dB a few meters away.

10/10 spike for last two weeks from Voltaren gel used for two days, though tinnitus is only listed as a side effect for oral diclofenac

Does applying the cream on your neck and shoulder increase the risk of it making to your inner ear?

How are you doing now? I just tried some Voltaren Extra Strength 2.32% Diclofenac cream for 2 days on my neck and shoulders using the dosing card supplied so I haven't exceeded the daily recommended dose. My tinnitus is raging now. Hopefully it's just from me worrying. If it was really that...

And here we are 10 years later after I created this thread and still nothing :(

Has anyone been able to get Lenire in USA yet?

is a 15 Db difference on an audiogram still within the margin of error? I usually get +-10db margin of error but got -15db today

Did you take the 100 milligrams at once? I have some Prednisolone at home but it's expired by two years. I'm having really bad issues after seeing a dentist in December with no relief in sight. I probably shouldn't consider taking Prednisolone given the time frame and the incident wasn't...

if you wear hearing protection in only one ear, does that make the other ear more prone to damage by disabling the unprotected ear's natural mechanism to protect itself? Or can the ears judge dangerous sounds independently? In other words, If you only have one earplug in a loud environment, is...

I had my filling done with laser today. The dentist really struggled to level the filling without the drill and I think the filling is a little bit high and it's causing a lot of bite sensitivity so I am unable to eat on that side of my mouth. Hopefully the pain will subside but it doesn't look...

No because apparently Lenire can make tinnitus worse.

That's interesting how in those two weeks your ears were completely fine and only after two weeks you started experiencing symptoms? It is true that people do sometimes get delayed onset of tinnitus, but as far as muffled hearing goes, I always thought that should be instant. As for...

dentist appointment tomorrow terrified of him not being able to use the laser to replace to replace a filling Wish me luck

I miss going to the movies. I haven't been to one since 2009. It's unlikely I'll ever see the inside of a theatre again.

Unfortunately, I have not got any better since my dentist visit, which is downright absurd considering the suction tool shouldn't have caused any problems :( And now my filling fell out. Hopefully I'll find a laser dentist to fix this without any drilling, because clearly drills are not going to...

How long did you have it the first time before it went away?

I am guessing the iOS version is written in Swift? Was there a technical reason it couldn't have been done with something like React Native which would have ran on both iOS and Android using web technologies?

Did you get any spikes from the suction tool? It's been a month now since my dentist visit and I still have a spike from this.

Two weeks on and I'm still doing bad after dentist appointment, is it really possible for dentist suction tool to cause hearing damage?!

The suction tool meaning the saliva ejector, right? I think I'm having a spike from this, though he used it for a few seconds off and on during a manual cleaning. I found it somewhat loud. The rinsing tool was also somewhat loud. I was dumb enough not to put earplugs in both ears, I didn't...

Wow, I didn't realize the suction tube could potentially be hazardous! How loud would that be? I just had a manual cleaning the other day and I only put an earplug in one of my ears. I have a slight spike in the other ear but I dismissed it as being random and it possibly could be. I found the...

Will people with better audiograms have better outcomes or doesn't it matter?

For the many cables issue I also bought a long USB hub, so I have three or so total cables connecting to my computer. I did not do this necessarily because of tinnitus, I just hate the fan noise in general, especially when it speeds up and down under load.

To solve the fan noise problem I simply bought long cables and put my PC case in the next room and slid the cables under the door to connect my monitor and I don't hear the fans anymore.

Anyone know the answer to this? I wonder how loud the ultrasound needs to be to generate mist.

Anybody here from Quebec Canada who hasn't been vaccinated? What are your plans for the Quebec vaccination tax introduced by the government? I'm not sure if it's official yet. You could also get a medical exemption. I wonder if tinnitus would qualify. I'm really worried taking the vaccine... it...

Any more thoughts on this? I too had an abdominal ultrasound last week which took around 15 minute to do. I wore earplugs. I am having a really bad spike now, I did have a spike before but I feel it is much worse after the ultrasound. :( What worries me is the spike is in my high pitched...