Hey all,
I was just wondering if any of you have any personal statistics about how
long so called "bad periods" can last.
I´ve had Tinnitus for more than 14 years and recently I´ve felt that my T

I have gotten use to the periotic ringing.  Doesn't phase me much
anymore.  However this moring I woke up and noticed that after my son
would say something I would hear a faint ring for a split second.  I
thought it was just a reverb off the walls.  But I came to realize that

Hello, just found this group.  Here's my history:
Back in, oh, 1987 or so, I made the bad mistake of dancing in front of a
6' or so tall, blaringly loud speaker, because it was the only space on
the dancefloor and my boyfriend insisted..

Hello Elly :)  [You didn't comment on my post in the thread, and I am
interested in what you think.]
No matter how I lie, or sit, if I go to sleep then the tinnitus will start
again as soon as I wake up.  It will go away prior to me sleeping if I lie

Can the doctors and research scientists here attempt to explain why
napping is so bad for tinnitus?  In my case, once I nap, even for a
short moment, the undesirable effects could last for a couple of days.
FP

Could Rogaine help the tiny hairs regrow that cause the tinnitus?
I had heard their was some research on a genetic approach to stimulate
the hair regrowth and it made me think of Rogaine as a possible way to
do the same thing.

Interesting article over at Gizmodo.com with some possibilities for nerve
damage repair and possible future tinnitus treatment.
New Cochlear Implants Encourage Nerve Growth
http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/peripherals/input/index.php#new-cochlear-