Recent content by eagerUser

@Vadimus, how are you doing? Any updates so far?

Cool, I have been thinking about giving it a try. Let us know if it works for you, I'll be the second one to test it. Good luck.

Oh God, I'm not alone. It's like you're talking about my symptoms. I don't know if it's a cervical issue and if a chiropractor can help. What do you think?

Partying in a couple of weeks. Any suggestions regarding earplugs? I'm gonna need strong ones.

I second that. Yes, it's just annoying. I totally feel what you say. I was like that a couple of months ago. I replied to your message to say that you can also get better. I wish you a speedy recovery. Best.

I used to avoid restaurants. But I am going a couple of times each month now. It used to be painful at first but it's 99% OK now. No earplugs, almost no pain. That's just me. You may get better or worse if you do the same.

Genuinely asking, how? Is there currently a reliable way to do so?

I would say, according to science, almost everyone over the age of 20 has some sort of hearing loss in the extended ranges. So, Dr.Shore has definitely taken this fact into account when her team was developing the device. Just my 2 cents.

IMHO, people get hurt anyway, whether by unmet expectations or by tinnitus but positivity gives you enough motivation to continue for the time being. Let's call it realistically optimistic which means we are gonna see a miraculous device soon :beeranimation:

So happy for you. I hope your tinnitus keeps improving. Instead of thinking about how your tinnitus may change over the next 50 years, protect your ears from dangerous noise i.e. concerts , ... and think about how treatments will change over the next 10-20 years and how we may have a cure...

It doesn't do much for you? Maybe because you are not a mouse?

I have a quick question: if you can't be positive, why are you trying to make others feel negative? How does it help to be cautiously optimistic? And why? After all, it's not Dr. Shore's fault that the person attended a (rock?) concert.

I remember Dr. Shore said one of the participants who had his/her tinnitus worse attended a concert and that has nothing to do with the device.

Noxacusis ~ 90% better. Nothing special done except exposing myself to everyday noise like public transportation.