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Mirtazapine/Remeron. 30mg. It did come with a warning about how this should not be given to people who have suicidal thoughts, but it's not an SSRI. About a stone. It's affected my hunger more than anything. I can go from finishing a meal and feeling stuffed to feeling very hungry quite...

Nice to see you, too, Tanni. I don't check the site every day anymore, but I do check every now and then. I'm anticipating a spike of some sort, or general heightening. But I'm also looking forward to having my diet and hunger more under control.

My tinnitus is more stable now. It's hard for me to articulate, but it's not wildly fluctuating like last year. Sitting in meetings with essentially the undulating sound of an ambulance was very tough to cope with. It's still there though. I think the drug had some effect, but not sure. They...

Hi girl. Yes, I am. I'd like to taper off now, but I have enough for another 6 months.

Get one of these to deal with the costochondritis. Seriously. Use this daily for about 2-3 months.

Allan1967 this one's for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWrGHsMtlKo

It truly is horrific to read this. Allan seemed a very disturbed and troubled man. In fact, when I was meeting Neuromod for my second visit, I met one of the forum members here in the meeting room and we discussed Allan and how he seemed to be one of the patients that had the worst troubles...

Just got this e-mail from Neuromod! Go on, German friends!

Stay the course, Mentos. My tinnitus is a lot better now than when I got it a year ago. Part of that is likely due to Lenire. I've been using Lenire post-12 weeks, but I've missed a few days here and there due to work. I'll continue.

It was for compliance reasons. I think if you asked people to devote more time than that, you'd see compliance fall off. I've done more sessions on the weekend, when I have more free time. It's hard to say if it had a massive effect, but I didn't experience a spike or anything like that afterwards.

Tinnitus anniversary today. I'm doing so much better than I was. Hang in there, newbies. You can recover. Have faith. x

Neuromodulatin' while the haters be hatin'

I don't think you can say it's a habituation device, there's enough improvement to suggest otherwise, but I think the data also shows that a massive improvement is statistically a smaller group. I think @threefirefour showed that most testimonials show "some" improvement. I do, however, think...

Hahaha! I recorded it at work using my headphones over the Neuromod headphones. It does sound like Tinnitus Mix in a way, but I found that a lot harsher. Hope all is well, John.

I hope everyone in MPP is doing well, as well! Hopefully @threefirefour will fix us one day, or @Contrast .

I'm doing better. Some natural healing and some Neuromod. I can function now, my career is otherwise doing well. I hope you're well.

I tried tinnitus mix as well, this is way, way mellower. But I can see how you'd think that.

Haha, no worries. I actually had a cup on one of my trips. It was... mediocre, as you'd expect from a hospital canteen.

Just to add. Here's a picture of Hermitage Medical Clinic from the 2nd floor. The 1st floor has the staff canteen and on the opposite side of a huge glass wall is a pool. I've also tried to record some of the Lenire "music" and have attached it to this post. My recording couldn't quite pick...

Ah, right. Not really. What seems to affect my tinnitus is noise exposure, flights and exercise. The latter typically affects it in a good way, my tinnitus tends to be at its most stable upon waking or post-exercise. I've not had anything else, like caffeine or alcohol, have an impact.

Is that when you can basically modulate it by moving your jaw? If so, kind of.

Yes. I wouldn't apply for a job in a library, but in most day-to-day situations, it's more easily masked. I was in a 2 day training seminar last month, and thanks to the ancient heating system being switched, I was struggling to hear my tinnitus. Thanks. I know from LinkedIn that they are...

Brits (and Irish, it seems), like carpets. I don't know why. Yuck intensifies.

Hello all, I've had a break from posting on this forum, initially from a spike that sent me into a bit of a breakdown. I also don't think it's healthy for me to post here longer term. I've been using Lenire and would like to share my experiences in the first 12 weeks. Background My tinnitus...

I only listen to music while I run. It's like a treat for me, lol. I tend to keep the volume low enough that I can hear my own breathing and steps on the ground. I used to blast it loudly. I tried running without music and it wasn't as fun. I also tried listening to masking while running, but I...

I'm on 30mg mirtazapine and no spike.

Friends are going to an all-day indoor metal festival. Miss them, but not a snowball's chance in hell I'd go! I've warned them about T.

Tones are stable today. Angry thinking of how patronising my ENT was 6 months ago about habituation when it was an undulating alarm sound.

I've only had the 30 mins post-exercise spike that you speak of. Hoping yours dissipates.

My T was just a low fuzz most of today and Neuromod may be an option. I didn't even have to use my AK. I gotta say it was a good day.

Less talky - more booby.

Just seen the form! Filled it in.

Right ear wax removal today. Audiologist suggested microsuction, I shut that down and demanded manual cleaning. Thanks TT for teaching me.