Category: Drug treatments for tinnitus

Rational Tinnitus Drug Treatment, part 3: Theory and Practice

Wayne Staab Leave a comment Animal models / Audiology / Auditory processing / Chronic tinnitus / Cochlea / Drug treatments for tinnitus / Hearing / Hearing loss / National Association for Biomedical Research / Research / Tinnitus / Tinnitus and hearing loss / Tinnitus sensation

Why Aren’t the Pills Working?, by Carol Bauer, MD In Part 3 of this series on rational tinnitus drug treatment, I will review the advantages and limitations of using animal models to understand this seemingly simple, yet intractable disorder.  Part 1 provided information about control with medication and the impact of tinnitus on individuals.  Part 2…

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Tinnitus Drug Treatment, part 2 – Gabapentin

Wayne Staab 1 Comment Drug treatments for tinnitus / gabapentin / Gingko biloba / Hearing / Tinnitus / Tinnitus Handicap Inventory

  This post is a continuation of Part 1 by Dr. Carol Bauer which introduced the concept of Rational Drug Treatment for Tinnitus – The Gabapentin Story, or Why Aren’t the Pills Working?  An example of following the need for a proper rationale, and evidence supporting tinnitus drug treatment, using the drug gabapentin as an…

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