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So to summarize my experience, I had 4 intratympanic injections done with Dexamethasone, each about 7-10 days apart. I have to say it's one of the most unpleasant things I have ever done in my life. Especially the first injection was rough, the nurse sprayed lidocaine in my ear with compressed...

Ok, bumping this thread one more time in case anybody else has anything more to share, otherwise I will go ahead on Wednesday and do it. Even though there is a very small chance only of it doing anything. I have noticed that while I was on Prednisone, my T went away completely, especially I...

Thanks, that is good to know, I will definitely watch out for the suctioning. The thing is I don't believe my HL was sudden, I think I had been experiencing degraded hearing for years before (e.g., difficulty understanding people in a place with lots of background noise). But then again, I...

Sure, that's exactly how I feel about it too. When I have to live the rest of my life with T, at least I want to know that I have tried everything. But after reading several threads here that it just made the T worse, that's something I definitely don't want.

Anybody has some more insights? Reading up on this procedure under the following links doesn't make me feel all too good about it: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/tympanic-steroid-injections.9228/ https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/intratympanic-steroid-injections-any-success.17882/...

Yes, I agree, if it doesn't make it worse, it would probably do it. Just want to make sure those shots haven't made it worse for anybody here.

Hi, I am 38 yo male and I developed T about 4 weeks ago in my left ear. My T seems to be coming from high freq HL in my left ear, probably caused by years of headphone usage (although my right hear has good hearing and no T). One week after onset, I went to doc, who put me on a 3 week course of...