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I would say mine is moderate, but thanks to habituation it´s gone down to mild.

I haven´t got noise induced tinnitus. For the last 5 months I started using earphones again at low volume, playing music, tv etc and I haven´t had any problems.

I was told there was a 95% chance of it going away... Gave me Ginko pills and had to wait. After a couple of months he came to the conclusion that my tinnitus was here to stay. He pointed out that there was an association in Barcelona and that he couldn´t do much more to help me. That was it...

They said exactly the same to me and here I am... You will most likely get a lot better. Patience and don´t wait for it to stop, because it will probably not. Take as it comes and chances are you will live happily again. Good luck!

RIP.

I have been taking melotanin for some time now, and all I can comment is that it's been beneficial for me. My tinnitus is normally lower when I rest properly (Most of time the time...). Not sure if this counts for everyone though.

Difficult question to answer. Sometimes I think the volume has gone down, but then I get moments when it seems it's just the same. What I can say is that I'm more habituated, to the extent that when I hear it it doesn't bother me one single bit and I just forget about it till I hear it again...

I think you would be better off with a stressful job (nothing over the top though). You'd be so busy that you wouldn't have time to even think about it...

I have moderate to tinnitus considering that I can hear it everywhere. It's true it's not even half as bad as it used to be. Not sure if it's because of habituation or it's simply not as loud as it used to be. What I can say after 13 shitty months I got my life back... And i just find it strange...

I don´t agree. It depends on the person, and how loud there tinnitus is. I think in general it must be a lot shorter to be able to habituate, considering the majority of T sufferers are mild cases.

Happened to me when I was listening to crickets at night. Suddenly got stuck in my head and had to wait 3-4 days for it to disappear. Be patient and it will go away.

And what about the other videos that were found on YouTube that nobody knew about? They were very disappointing and I´m not surprised that Neuromod doesn´t have them on their website. Compared to the first ones, did they really need to get actors? Doesn´t make sense. They simply got the best...

id say till 8. I did a regular hearing test at the local hospital.

I have no hearing loss!

I will definetly take into account your advice and will certainly be more careful in the future. Thanks

Does this mean it´s safe to go to a night club?

I just wanted to report that my spike went away, and I've had a couple of good days. I wonder what caused it? Thanks!

The only thing I can add now is that it´s annoying as yesterday, but I think today was a better day in general. Ofcouse, it had to be my last day at work, and consequently was probably more distracted, who knows... Tinnitus is a night mare when it comes to diagnosing. I made a stupid monkey...

@Bill Bauer told me about a year ago he told me what could go wrong... Yes, I know I screwed up, and I guess this message was just looking for some positive feed back. I was told what my reality is... It's been a shitty week. Had one good day and this afternoon it's a little bit less...

When you start experiencing longer periods of feeling ´normal´again (with a bit too much to drink) I guess you end up pushing limits without realizing it. I was just an idiot... there´s no excuse :( Anyway, fingers crossed and thanks

No, i´m sure it´s louder. I´ve had this for more than a year now and I know how to handel it, even on bad days... But I do agree that 1 quiet day shouldn´t logically happen after being exposed to loud music. I wonder what it was? Maby it´s just a case of accepting bad and good periods. Who know...

It got louder but had 1 quiet day the hole week. No new sounds just more intense

Thanks for your reply. How long can a spike last before I can start worrying?

I made a stupid mistake not too long ago... As some of you know I've been a member for more than a year now, and luckily reported things got a lot better for me. It was a bumpy, hard and patient road, but I managed to get there. One of the important things that I had adapted to my life (like...

That´s 6 for me.... Good chart.

You just need to be patient. Time will put you in your spot, and either way things will get a lot better for you. You'd need to be a little bit unlucky for that not to be the case... It just takes forever to get there. Patience, and stop monitoring it. The quicker you will habituate. I've got a...

Depends.... Sometimes when I wake up and it´s loud, I know i´m going to have a bad day. Most days I can´t complain.

Noyhing happened to me...

I guess you had a very mild form of visual snow? You haven't shared this information till now.

My tinnitus is not somatic modulated and not noise-induced.

If this device is the real deal, GAES will have to accept that their days being a bunch of thieves are over. If it does end up in their hands and they charge more, well it's just a case of going somewhere else. I doubt very much though it's going to affect them that much considering they mainly...

I wonder if one day there will be a clinic in Spain offering this treatment? It's not a big deal considering flying from Barcelona to Dublin is probably 30€ per flight, but it would be convenient having a clinic a little bit closer and at the same time make the trip a little bit cheaper... (No...

@Cojackb you've only had tinnitus for 3 months? Isn't that too early for trying Lenire?

My mind-set is basically accepting that this will never go away. I've been thinking the same way since month 2. Yes, there are moments I like to fantasize that it might disappear one day, but I am aware that the only thing I'm doing is making my life harder. I think everyone figgers out...

Sorry that you're going through such a shitty time. I really hope it gets better for you. I know it can be a lot worse. I've got moderate T and it doesn't make life that easy... This thread is 9 months old now and things have changed a lot. If I would have felt the same in the beginning I...

Over the last month's I've realized I don't get spikes in places that are less than 80db. I don't remember the last time I went to a night club, and even before getting tinnitus. So I don't even know if I would get a spike in louder places or not. That doesn't mean I'm exempt from spikes. I...

I'm a bit worried that they examine the pitch = frequency?! Can we be excluded?

Well, 9 months later after making this post, my T is more or less the same. The other day I did the THI test and I've got moderate tinnitus. Just a few points less and I was close to mild, but that depends on the day. Yes, I'm getting more habituated, it certainly bothers me a lot less than in...

37, far too young to get this sh...t,!

I was outside, only me and music in the background. I've got days that it seems to be a lot better. I have to admit I think it's never been this loud. Yes, that's the 4000€ lottery ticket... I wonder how much it would do for me, if it does... A 10 point difference, isn't it the same as having a...

I got 35 points on THI. I'm currently sitting in a bar having a coffee and I can hear my tinnitus... That's mild?! So, if Lenire managed to reduce my THI by 10 points, would that be worthwhile (considering 10 points for me should be the minimum)?

I don't see the big deal if Neuromod is not available in certain European countries. It costs €30 to €50 to fly to Ireland!

€4000 for a lottery ticket? Neuromod is going to make a fortune from those who it doesn't work for. Good business... Especially when there is no guarantee and no money-back guarantee if the device doesn't work for you. I'm certainly not going to spend €4000 just not to hear my tinnitus when I'm...

Got better proof? It's a bit old fashioned writing by hand now a days? Funny you got so many of them...

7 months ago I voted that I don't have visual snow. Unfortunately 6 days I realised I also have this disease. No doubt tinnitus and visual snow are linked. What a strange world I live in right now...

I wonder if people who started having visual snow after the onset of their tinnitus might have a chance in seeing improvements in their visual snow from using Lenire? I had to get something even more rare than tinnitus!

And is there anything that I said that hasn't got to do with what you are saying? Habituation happens to those that haven't got such and intrusive T to deal with. Of course, those who have intrusive T don't understand that people with lower tinnitus get better naturally.

@Autumnly What is it that you find so funny? I am aware that habituation is not possible for everybody...

Done nothing for me either. Now I only take melatonin tablets for sleep.

I sometimes had fullness in my ears. During the last 7'5 months maby 5 times. I sometimes got the impression that I had a very mild form of hypercusis, but only 4 or 5 times. It's very weird. Do you also have that? No problem, we're all on the same boat.

What I can say is that during the day I don't hear it as much as I used to. At night I guess I've gotten far better at ignoring it. Yes, mine also reacts to background noises, but nothing significant. When I haven't slept that much, funnily enough I hardly notice it. Time will tell if it will...

I just find these mails far too exaggerated.

This can't be for real?! Pain all over his body? I think we need to come back to reality...

Habituation. Learn not to care and get on with life. This happens naturally... You'll get fed up, focus on other things and get on with it. It gets a lot better, you just need a bit of patience. Don't get me wrong i've also got my bad days, but they bother me less. My perception is changing

I asked the same question, and now suddenly no one can answer this question.

How is your tinnitus these days? Did you try the treatment again?

So in the end tonality does count?

I'm not too optimistic. Remember the testimonial videos from Neuromod, and Markku not getting a reply from them. I think this device is basically going to be a lottery machine. It either will or will not work for you. And if it does, let's see how much relief we will get...

And have you had time to do the treatment properly?

Done! :)