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I dont have chronic pain but have refused prescriptions of some antibiotics and pain killers as they had the potential to worsen my tinnitus. For me it's not worth the risk. Pain management for me is paracetamol or with some codeine for bad pain as that's safe. Penicillin based antibiotics are...

I'm wanting to know if this is a normal tinnitus symptom or something different. It's so awful. Is crackles so loud every time I swallow in both ears. I get this as well. Crackle and pop sensation in the ear when I swallow. I take it as a good thing that my ears are equalizing pressure. When...

Hi Jesee You've only had it a month so there's still hope that it may recede. Many of us suffer from spikes in tinnitus that can take 4-12 weeks to settle back down. As a rule of thumb give it 12 weeks anyways. Over the next 8 weeks be careful to the point of paranoia about your ears. No loud...

Hi. If your tinnitus was caused by a drug then by taking that drug again there is a very high likelihood it will make your tinnitus worse.

NSAID caused my tinnitus. I did have a bad tinnitus reaction to Doxycycline at one point as well. You might find the attached useful as a reference. I'm very careful to avoid anything ototoxic now. The side effects can be worse than the condition!

Hi, yes my tinnitus was induced by medication and Lenire worked for me. However, I don't know if cause of tinnitus as a subgroup is an indicator of effectiveness.

Hi Chinmoku, My tinnitus was caused by ototoxic medication. A powerful non-steroidal anti-inflammatory a doctor prescribed to me for some back pain as she was too nervous to prescribe a perfectly safe codeine pill. That was 8 years ago and I'm still living with the consequences. Over the years...

After the followups from the trial they asked I would be willing be take part in a video testimonial of my experience with the device but I declined as I'm camera shy. In hindsight I should have. Since completing the second round of treatment I've been approached again to take part in a...

Hello, I'm probably a rare reviewer in that I took part in one of the clinical trials of Lenire in 2016 and have since gone onto purchase the treatment in late 2019. It has significantly improved my tinnitus both times. Before beginning the trial my tinnitus wasn't as bad as it was before...