FitnessMike
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how much were you taking? also, have you heard anyone else has had the same side effect?Got permanent tinnitus after a few weeks of daily aspirin.
wow nice, i see improvements with my sleep and pissing at night for the first time in years? 300mg before bed, during the day lowers cortisol too muchused about 3g a week for 5 or 6 years and doing awesome with it.
wow nice, i see improvements with my sleep and pissing at night for the first time in years? 300mg before bed, during the day lowers cortisol too much
Approx 500 mg. Yes, actually quite a lot of people lived the same thing. Aspirin gaves some people "permanent" tinnitus. There is no known way to reverse it as far as I know. It's just too much risk to take it for someone who didn't tried daily Aspirin yet.how much were you taking? also, have you heard anyone else has had the same side effect?
how long do you have it?Approx 500 mg. Yes, actually quite a lot of people lived the same thing. Aspirin gaves some people "permanent" tinnitus. There is no known way to reverse it as far as I know. It's just too much risk to take it for someone who didn't tried daily Aspirin yet.
It's been more than a year.how long do you have it?
Approx 500 mg. Yes, actually quite a lot of people lived the same thing. Aspirin gaves some people "permanent" tinnitus. There is no known way to reverse it as far as I know. It's just too much risk to take it for someone who didn't tried daily Aspirin yet.
can you decrease the chance of tinnitus by decreasing the aspirin dose?Aspirin induced hearing loss/tinnitus is not always permanent, and can sometimes be dealt by simply not taking it anymore, but there are very few ways of reliably reversing it if it is chronic.
A lot of people here will say there is absolutely no evidence of this, but its ototoxicity has been thoroughly documented. Having said that, it seems to be able to ameliorate other kinds of ototoxicity.
can you decrease the chance of tinnitus by decreasing the aspirin dose?
Thanks MrPossibly not. It might be dose-dependent, though.
Thanks Mr
Since it helps me so much and i cant tolerate thyroid yet due t suboptimal cortisol on which im working on, i will continue taking it, aspirin i take has only one excipient - lactose. I take it only around a week at 300mg dose before bed with my big meal. I'm progressing with aspirin for the first time in years.No worries. I think there's a lot of literature out there but not many good explanations as to why it happens or how to fix it - further study is definitely needed. Also, for what it's worth, in the animal trials they generally apply it with an injection.
I've heard some people on here say that it's adulterants causing the issue, but I think that's unlikely - most of the animal trials probably use USP aspirin.
I suppose it's possible that transdermal application might lower the risk somehow, but I don't really know enough about that to comment.
Since it helps me so much and i cant tolerate thyroid yet due t suboptimal cortisol on which im working on, i will continue taking it, aspirin i take has only one excipient - lactose. I take it only around a week at 300mg dose before bed with my big meal. I'm progressing with aspirin for the first time in years.
Possibly not. It might be dose-dependent, though.
If it’s the salicylate in aspirin causing the tinnitus problem, maybe taking glycine with aspirin would help? According to this video glycine neutralizes the salicylate part of aspirin.Aspirin induced hearing loss/tinnitus is not always permanent, and can sometimes be dealt by simply not taking it anymore, but there are very few ways of reliably reversing it if it is chronic.
A lot of people here will say there is absolutely no evidence of this, but its ototoxicity has been thoroughly documented. Having said that, it seems to be able to ameliorate other kinds of ototoxicity.
If it’s the salicylate in aspirin causing the tinnitus problem, maybe taking glycine with aspirin would help? According to this video glycine neutralizes the salicylate part of aspirin.