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AC102 (AudioCure Pharma): In preclinical (animal) models of noise-induced damage, a single dose almost completely reversed tinnitus and restored connections between inner-ear hair cells and the auditory nerve. It's now in Phase 2 clinical trials for sudden sensorineural hearing loss (often linked to tinnitus), with tinnitus effects also being studied. Human results are pending (expected updates around 2026), but it's one of the most exciting regenerative candidates.

Imagine going into your room laying down and not hearing tinntius It would be game changing, I habituated before but I feel like I would start crying, we need a tinnitus cure, when do you think a cure will happen?

I’m a little over a month into my FedEx job and trying to break my old pattern of never lasting more than 6 months. The shift is mostly manageable, but mid-shift and especially toward the end + walking out, the anxiety and hypervigilance get really intense, worst I’ve felt in my 24 years. Sounds feel extra loud, I feel super on edge, and it drains me.

How long have people with stimulant-induced psychosis (or similar) been able to keep a regular job? Did the mid-shift or end-of-shift anxiety get better with time, tools, medication, or anything else? Any tips for handling those spikes?

Thanks in advance.

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I started strattera a few days ago and was wondering I want a higher dose I'm on 40mg, will it affect tinnitus

Anyone hear bought the lenire device, I heard good responses from people who used it backed by studies, it's quite expensive though