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Yes, Lenire helped me.

Me.

The doctors told me it was idiopathic, although I have very slight hearing loss in my right ear. So I suspect it is due to this hearing loss, 30 dB at 4000 Hz. The rest of the frequencies are within normal range.

Lenire helps me. My tinnitus this last year has been the lowest since it started seven years ago. I'm happy for Lenire, my life is now much better. This is my own experience.

I want to tell about my experience with Lenire: I started my treatment in December 2019. One hour in the afternoons, for six weeks. It really helped me a lot, the tinnitus was a lot less intrusive, smoother. Gradually I began to live longer without thinking about it. It was there, but softer...

And if the hair cells are damaged, but live, with damaged synapses... will the hair cell and the synapse recover? Let's see if it will be better to have them lost and regenerate than a little damaged and not regenerate or fix...

We are all looking forward to the FX-322 results... I have some questions, and I would like to know what you think: How many decibels do you think you can recover from hearing loss? Will you regain hearing at the level of a healthy teenager? It appears that low frequencies will not be...

Hello! I'm sharing with you how these last 10 days have gone with Lenire for me (18 days in total). The first week was fine, as I shared in the previous post, no spikes and quiet tinnitus. It didn't bother me much, less than usual, paying less attention and having less discomfort In the...

Hi, I have had tinnitus for almost 7 years, since I was 45 years old. Probably due to listening to music with headphones. I have no hearing loss, except for -25 dB at 4000 Hz in one ear, and the audiometry was repeated almost 7 years later. Since then I have taken good care of my ears, but I...

https://www.geekwire.com/2019/hearing-loss-drugmaker-sound-pharmaceuticals-posts-strong-clinical-results-eyes-ipo/

Hearing loss usually manifests towards 3000 - 4000 Hz and intensifies with increasing frequency. Losing hearing at 15,000 Hz is normal, no adult has that frequency at 50 years old. And it does not cause tinnitus, as far as I know. The brain does not miss these frequencies, they are not audible...

The headphones only complete your lack of hearing, in the frequencies and intensity that is needed. It's like an equalizer with power that makes your ear listen to the same frequencies and with the same sensitivity as a healthy ear. Fills your hearing loss. They also have an exit limit, no more...

Using hearing aids usually decreases or eliminates tinnitus while being used.

Got my date for 8th October :)

They told me that the cause of tinnitus doesn't matter in terms of benefiting from the treatment.