I've seen this question before but I've never seen a good answer. I would assume it includes most forms of tinnitus but probably excludes a few variations. Tinnitus caused bad blood circulation or cysts might be excluded.

Does anybody speak German...I wonder what German/Austrian forums have to say about Caroverine...surely some folks have had the treatment!

They are finishing phase 3 clinical trials

The doctor will publish his results from Austria, and let us know, what his recommendations are going to be, for Caroverine applications.

Caroverine has been tested before without success. I think what is being tested now is a new delivery method. Perhaps a direct injection into the ear.

That;s correct Bob. That's exactly what the phase three trials are about,

So that trial saying it was effective for 63.3%, that was a scam trial?

No I don't think it is. I think what Bob is trying to say, is that it is not working as well as they hope it would.

The reports are accurate, because they had success on the second trial as well.

But, in is not consistent, and that's something, they are trying to over come.

That is why, they are trying different methods.

so does tinnitus due to noise trauma with high frequency hearing loss count as Cochlear Synaptic tinnitus?