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@Bill Bauer can you get used to having a hearing loss?

Yes, I use hearing aids. I tried to fill out the test form today but failed. My hearing profile is inadequate.

If I have hearing loss of more than 70 dB from 4 kHz upwards, can I still take part in this study?

So sorry for your loss.

@Michael Leigh At this stage I am reconciled but not used to it because it is impossible in my opinion.

@Michael Leigh this is my question: Can TRT help someone with hearing loss and very variable tinnitus? I have a Signia Motion 13 5Nx hearing aid with a noise generator.

I listen to music all day long, from dawn to night. Tinnitus is always louder than the music.

@Michael Leigh it's strange that you didn't answer my question right away, but you only reacted when a TRT critic appears. More and more tinnitus centers are starting to question the effectiveness of Tinnitus Retraining Therapy themselves. You, however, in every single statement you make...

Yes, yes, yes, yes, Yes, yes, yes, yes, Yes, yes, yes, yes, Yes, yes, yes, yes, Yes, yes, yes, yes, Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Nobody knows?

Can TRT help someone with hearing loss and very variable tinnitus? I have a Signia Motion 13 5Nx hearing aid with a noise generator.

Since you have tinnitus, have there been any good moments, days?

A week ago I had the quietest day since February last year and the 3 days before that were also good. Can this herald the arrival of good periods more often? Will there still be such fluctuations when you have hearing loss? @frpp No, no one has ever told me before that I am similar to this...

The question is addressed to people who know a little more about the physiology of hearing. Even when I had no tinnitus, when I used headphones, open or half-open, the right ear was always dominant, and when I pressed the headphone against my left ear, I could hear every instrument, vocals etc...

Nowadays it is bad or even very bad. My tinnitus is so loud that nothing masks it. I will do anything to last another year, maybe two.

I thank you all for those good words and full understanding.

Hello. I've had tinnitus from November 2018 with significant deterioration since February 2019. My tinnitus is loud, I can drown it out with sound, music from 85dB. I wear hearing aids. At first they reduced my tinnitus very much, but it did not last long. Just a year ago I was completely...

Today is a good day again.

I currently have two hearing aids but they do not reduce my tinnitus. During testing, the difference was immediate, and that's a big one - 60-80% less tinnitus. I'm already exhausted from all of this. In addition, I am a disabled person. I am 47 years old, but I would like my life to be over.

@LindaS Thanks for your answer. I have tinnitus in both ears, but in the left it is much louder. Yes, my tinnitus is changing and this is the worst. However, when I had two hearing aids, definitely tinnitus was much more acceptable, and sometimes even imperceptible. That's why I'm going to...

@LindaS Do you feel better wearing hearing aids? Your tinnitus gets better, worse or no change?

I have a mild hearing loss on my right and a mild to moderate hearing loss on my left. I have had a left-handed hearing aid for over a year, but without seeing any change in the noise, I left it a few months ago. About 3 weeks ago I was called to come with it for a regular check. At that time...

This is loud two-sided noise with a predominance of the left side.

Thanks for your words. Today a little better.

I am a disabled person with cerebral palsy. I have had tinnitus since November 2018, and in February 2019 there was a huge deterioration that continues to this day. This state has long since crossed the borders of all insanity. I do not know why I am still alive, but I promised my wife that I...

If any, it won't be in a couple of years, but in a dozen years.

You had every right to do so. Living with heavy tinnitus is inhumane. Rest in peace.

Done.

Yes, a very strong blow of the head against the wall during a fall.

Since February this year, I've had a significant, terrible deterioration. It is only masked by music at the level of 80dB upwards. I can hear it always and everywhere; on the street, in shopping malls, in the shower. Sometimes I have better days that give hope, but usually the next day brings...

@AliceW what was your Minimum Masking Level?

Mine's worse than yours.

How big is your hearing loss?

These are your current audiometric results? If so, they are not bad.

Nobody ?

I am looking for people with tinnitus who have experienced a significant deterioration in tinnitus caused by a severe head shock.

Is this your worst spike in 40 years?

If one has almost zero otoacoustic emissions but the audiogram is within the limits recommended by Neuromod, is a person qualified to try Lenire?

Can a very strong blow to the head against the wall damage hearing cells?

Otoemission showed that in my left ear I have no hearing cells and in my right ear residual 1.5-3 kHz. I have a cavity but not deep. I have a hearing aid on my left ear because it started with my tinnitus.

Change what, decisions? No. You've had tinnitus for twenty years. Are you used to Not from what I see. I don't see anything wrong in suicide, everyone should have the right to when to end their life.

I think I have too much hearing loss on two frequencies. I'm disabled and that's it. I don't want a life like that.

And what does it matter ?

I intend to end my life in the coming weeks. I promised myself that I would try to last for two years, but I can't do it. It is very loud now, and it will definitely get worse, not better. I have almost no hearing cells, and my hearing is getting worse. There is no hope for people like me, there...

@Allan1967 don't give up, everything will be fine. You must believe that.

@JohnAdams how much hearing loss do you have? Is your tinnitus in your ears or head?

Thank you @Hazel for your answer and than @Liz Windsor for great job :)

Is there a chance that these interviews could be provided in written form? Not everyone speaks English by ear.

Everything you write about, I also read about it, and I'm interested in it.

Identical to me.

@BrStan@ Your words have given me some faith in a better tomorrow, thank you. I have had noises since November 2018 with a significant deterioration since February 2019. I also have a hearing loss, but if it wasn't for tinnitus, I probably wouldn't even notice it. I was born with a disability...

I don't know why I had my primary tinnitus, but I suspect it was because of my hearing loss. My left ear has a PIAP of 500Hz, 1 kHz, 2 kHz and 4 kHz of 49dB and my right ear has a PIAP of 35dB. This is the data from a recent audiometer in a place where they sell hearing aids, so it may be a bit...

No, I can't affect the sound of my tinnitus. I have one hearing aid, left. I also have a hearing loss on my right ear, but not the same as on my left, but with my audiogram I doubt I would qualify for Lenire.

I would like to find out more about people who have had loud tinnitus for a long time or is it true that the worst period is the first 2 years?

Thank you for your words of support. My noises are loud enough; to drown them out, I have to turn on the music on the verge of loud - very loud. It wasn't like that at first. I fell asleep without pills, listened to a lot of music and headphones. Everything got worse since that fall. I...

Hi, I'm Rafał from Poland, I'm 46 years old, I'm after childhood cerebral palsy. Tinnitus from November 2018 with significant deterioration from February 2019. It all started in the morning of November 13, 2018, when I woke up with a lot of dizziness. I was taken to the hospital, given IVs...

Everything will be ok, Allan. Take care of yourself and think positively. Don't give up.