Got Tinnitus? Try Flonase

Doesn't work on all tinnitus, but for $15 it's worth a try. I'm on day 9 and down to just a couple high pitched buzzes. What a relief!

Found out my Urgent care doctor is an audiophile too! I just casually mentioned tinnitus, and he explained how it would help my condition.

1111art07-16-2026 6:34pm

12many Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 368 posts 07-16-2026 at 07:08pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Agreed. Swelling in the sinus area can increase tinnitus. Avoid ibuprofen and many other drugs that make it worse. https://soundrelief.com/blogs/list-of-ototoxic-medications
buellrider97 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,031 posts 07-17-2026 at 04:00pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete That’s an interesting finding, thank you for sharing. FWIW some years past my doctor prescribed Gabapentin for my pain. I’ve spent my life around guns , race cars and loud music which has resulted in hearing issues. However while being on Gabapentin I noticed a constant high pitched ringing and when I tapered off and stopped, it mostly went away. Between then and now I resumed for a short time and the same thing occurred. It’s not listed as a major side effect but upon digging deeper it is. Regards , Mike B.
prr Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 6 posts 07-21-2026 at 06:04pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete To all: Read the information sheet that comes with every med you get. After you read what the main use for Gabapentin is and problems "side effects" caused by this medication you will tell your doctor you want a differant pain med "which Gabapentin was actually not approved for". One that doesn't ALTER how the brain works. Happy and healthy listening!