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    Headaches

    Worry will manifest itself to stronger symptoms. Headaches are a well known TMS issue and should be thought as such.
    Post by: Dfw, Nov 8, 2024 in forum: Support Subforum
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    Can you really recover from hyperacusis?

    The auditory system needs retraining as well. I overcame hyperacusis to the extent of 50’s—60’s LDL’s to 80ish. It can be done. Julian Cowan Hill...
    Post by: Dfw, Dec 2, 2023 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    hyperacusis, ear spasmes

    There are some great resources which address tinnitus and hyperacusis specifically. I went through both of these in 2016-2017 respectively. What...
    Post by: Dfw, Nov 28, 2023 in forum: Support Subforum
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    Should I go see a doctor?

    Unfortunately, in my classic cases going to a doc has put me in a spiral. The tests you are referring to have been extremely counterproductive for...
    Post by: Dfw, Nov 26, 2023 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Been a while

    Good morning all Best to everyone
    Thread by: Dfw, Nov 26, 2023, 0 replies, in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Quick question: Has anyone ever cured tinnitus based on the theories of TMS/PPD?

    I would not use the word cured. It seems the better question is how can you reduce the presence of T. If you don’t notice it, is it gone? And to...
    Post by: Dfw, Nov 28, 2020 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Quick question: Has anyone ever cured tinnitus based on the theories of TMS/PPD?

    There are some medications which can damage hearing, They are called ototoxic. Not to suggest that’s a specific reason for T &/or H. That being...
    Post by: Dfw, Nov 28, 2020 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    loud fireworks

    First—you failed to mention if you have T at this point or any hearing loss. I can tell you first hand the protection you are using, non-stop,...
    Post by: Dfw, Jun 11, 2020 in forum: Support Subforum
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    chest pain as TMS? it's quite scary...

    Exploring panic attacks would be an avenue to explore. There are too many ways to address your questions/comments. Have you tried doing it one...
    Post by: Dfw, May 18, 2019 in forum: Support Subforum
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    Tinnitus in the brain?

    MAE I experienced the very same chain of events. Hang in there, follow advice of some great posters on here. Two of the best right here (Andy &...
    Post by: Dfw, May 11, 2019 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    anyone saw great improvements with changing diet?

    Not sure I would agree. Notice the words—“as much as possible” & “moderation”. I eat pancakes made with coconut & whole grain flour, with flax &...
    Post by: Dfw, May 11, 2019 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    anyone saw great improvements with changing diet?

    Stay away from added sugars as much as possible. In fruit, eat the fruit rather than juice, as there are benefits to the fruit itself. There...
    Post by: Dfw, May 10, 2019 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    anyone saw great improvements with changing diet?

    Clean eating saved my life. Use food as your medicine. Real food is the only food. TMS or not, you can’t feel better as a whole, while eating...
    Post by: Dfw, May 9, 2019 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Therapist

    I’m not from Perth, but google “pain physiology center” in Los Angeles. You can probably set up a Skype session with one of their providers. I...
    Post by: Dfw, Feb 24, 2019 in forum: General Discussion Subforum