Tinnitus Since 1992, Cyclobenzaprine Seems to Help

Hi, I have had this disease since 1992. Broken steam pipes 24/7, coping with it after the first 6 months, have been told it is from working in mainframe computer environment for over 40 years. Have to say it does mimic the sound of whirling disc drives. I was prescribed cyclobenzapine for a muscle cramps in my back. A unintended result is a reduction in the sound of my T on 3 out of 5 days. It does seem to help, but never cures. Just a FYI.

 

@John S, I have a similar steam sound as you and it's very, very loud. I am using Robaxin (another muscle relaxer) that seems to help. Not sure if it works on the brain or muscles in your neck that could be in spasm. Another post where a person named Tim got results from Flexeril.

https://www.tinnitustalk.com/thread...-cause-of-objective-tinnitus.4096/#post-39304

 

https://www.karger.com/Article/Abstract/335657
"High-dose cyclobenzaprine resulted in a significant reduction in the Tinnitus Handicap Inventory (THI) score between baseline and week 12 in the intention-to-treat sample. On the other hand, other treatments were not effective."

 

Welcome to the forum John S.

Just so you know, i admire you for being able to live with your tinnitus since 1992. You are a warrior!

You have come to the right place, this is a good forum with lots of gentle souls.