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Hyperacusis treatment-- what works?

Hearing Loss | Last Active: Nov 27 7:37am | Replies (16)

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Interesting.
I also had an appliance made thinking my issues might be TMJ related. I wore the appliance almost constantly for about twelve weeks with no change.

I had electro-stimulation on my brain for a few months with no change.
Also interesting that you mention traumatic experience because I had a home invasion robbery a few years before Covid. I thought I was recovered from that trauma, but it seems Covid may have re-started fight or flight response.

I have honestly had hundred (yes hundreds!) of appointments over the last two years seeking answers. So far, no improvement and the conditions seem to be slowly progressing.
I guess other than the patches You find helpful, I have already tried many of the therapies you mention...acupuncture, chiropractic, yoga and meditation, sound therapy...the list goes on and on.
The key to my maladies is yet to be found.

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@dloos what sort of sound therapy did you try? I did a Safe and Sound Listening protocol with music by Dr Stephen Porges and also a hyperacusis trial at Augustana College (online) that had us listen to an irritating sound and work our way up to 60 mins a day. I seem to have good success for a bit and then bam! My fight and flight response comes back. I used an Apollo Neuro wearable device for a few years too. And i think now that it stopped working when i dropped it in water;(, I am feeling the difference of not having it daily. It used gentle touch stimulation to help control HRV. It’s about $400 but I might buy another one since Im noticing a change being without it. Good luck to you.