According to some data, Pamelor or Nortriptlyne may actually improve T. It is an older type of antidepressant, so, maybe more side effects, but, it is touted as being potentially the most helpful of them all in terms of T.

let us know what you experience, please.

There are studies here on the net that suggest the tricyclic antidepressants have lowered some people's T - the problem is that tinnitus is as individual in its response to meds as the people are themselves - trial and error cannot be avoided -

Namenda cured some people's T and then increased other people's T -

Xanax helps some people's T while doing nothing for another person -

This is the frustration of having T - not knowing what will happen until you try it

The biggest fear we all carry as a burden - will the med permanently increase my T? Or will it go back to its old self after I dump this med?

My T has always returned back to the old normal - and I have been off and on antidepressant meds for years -

If only the answers were more in stone - we could weed out the bad meds and cure ourselves tomorrow.

Research on Remeron, I have taken it for 10 months, it seemed to improve my mood and no side effects on the T, meaning it didn't go louder. I am off completely now, it requires a looooong time to get off this medication but it may help you. Ask your doctor, I made a lot of research on this drug and seems to be one of the best for depression. It makes you win weight though because your craving increases. I had only carrots around not to gain weight...
Hope this helps.

I took Lexapro for a while. 10 mil a day. It had no effects on my tinnitus, nor could I tell it was helping with my depression, and anxiety. So I discontinued use.