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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.

37% significant improvement, 25% without tinnitus! Can we trust this?

Yes, there are 40% without improvement...

Here is the exgobernator of Cordoba (Argentina), saying that this technique cured his tinnitus...

He also states that after the treatment there is an average increase in auditory capacity of 10 dB ... will it be possible?

Yeah, it´s not an awful place...;)

I´m thinking about it, waiting for more information. :)

I have spoken with the clinic. The treatment consists of 15 stimulations, the optimal is twice a week. The price is 120 euros per session one ear, and 180 euros per session, in both ears (15 minutes per ear) - I have sent twit the presenter and the film director, to inform me, even without...

The picture is from September 2018.

A Spanish clinic, treatment by radio frequency... 62% success rate. Between 2000- 3000 euros. What do you think? https://www.ototech.es This person is a famous presenter and artist in Spain who says he was treated at this tinnitus clinic, and that it works and he recommends it on Twitter to...

https://hearinghealthmatters.org/hearingnewswatch/2018/study-cortical-plasticity-adults-mild-moderate-hearing-loss/

Amazing.

The pharmaceutical industry is far from being a free market. On the other hand, health should not be seen simply as a commodity. It is a human right. The United States barely invest in medical research but instead invest in the private arms industry. To get an idea, the United States spends...

There is a big hope for us!

35 months without stopping ...maybe only 35 months more!

In addition, when the frequency of tinnitus is higher, it is very likely that you will have greater hearing loss in that frequency, so even if you have a tinnitus of 25 db, your ears need many more decibels of sound than the 25 db that sound in your head to mask that tinnitus ...

they invest in the health of their soldiers the thousandth part of what they spend every day ... it seems a joke ...

So there are two clinical trials of ear regeneration ... great!

Hi, I did about 25 sessions, and there was no improvement. It's my experience ...

I did Neurofeedback therapy.. And many sessions and there was no improvement. Perhaps it is the protocol that will determine the usefulness or not. The same as in rTMS, I also had many sessions and there was no improvement. The protocol?

A little bit of Therapeutics to regenerate hair cells and a bit of af243 to regenerate damaged nerves. And surely we will improve a lot ! Merry Christmaa

The therapeutic researchers are optimistic about tinnitus. There must be a reason...

I think that the origin of tinnitus, in the vast majority of cases, is in some ear dysfunction, along with other circumstances to be known. That change of signal input through the ear, generates changes in brain neurons, due to its plasticity, causing tinnitus. the return to the previous...

I understand that the theory is that our genes have theI understand that the theory is that our genes have the ability to regenerate the auditory system, but this ability is castrated in mammals. and these molecules are capable of canceling this castration, and trusting that regeneration does it...

A very interesting video A new strategy for hearing loss, which does not involve stem cells. And without any toxicity. I'm sure that in 7-10 years, there is a medication that solves a lot of the problem of hearing loss and tinnitus. In addition, we must bear in mind that I am sure that new...

I think it is very difficult to predict when there will be effective treatment or cure with tinnitus. But what seems to be evident that huge unexpected progress is being made, we must bear in mind that research is multidisciplinary, and a qualitative leap in scientific or technological...

I have a slight acoustic trauma, 35 db at 4000 Hz, in the right ear. The rest of the frequencies in both ears are between -15 and 0 db, I am 49 years old and I have tinnitus for 4 years. A month ago I started TSS which is a variant of TRT. I have very acute bilateral tinnitus and 24 hours. For...

Two drugs widely used by man ... impotence and baldness, were discovered looking for other solutions ... you never know!

If they plan to apply it for neurological diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, they could obviously apply it on the auditory cortex to see what happens!

Recovering auditory capacity seems to be the best start to alleviate or eliminate tinnitus. People with hearing loss usually improve their tinnitus by means of hearing aids simply because of the phenomenon of external sound shifting. On the other hand it is possible that the neurons in receiving...

https://www.anzctr.org.au/Trial/Registration/TrialReview.aspx?id=372587 In the link says that the duration of the study will be 10 months

we'll have to wait one year before results...while more nice news will come.. it seems like a revolution. we are living things that were almost science ficcion 5 years ago...im sure that this is the first.

What is the difference between the audion therapeutics approach and the frecuency approach?For the human trial, Audion would use compounds developed by pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and with Frequency Therapeutics which would develop the treatment – using a tube or piece of foam in the middle...

It gives the feeling that there are many more companies about to take medications for the reversal of hearing loss and hopefully also for tinnitus. Perhaps therapeutics has much publicity to attract investment in a more competitive market than we think.It is also interesting to think that there...

It must be taken into account that cochlear implants do not transmit sound reality like hair cells. So its effects on the reversal of tinnitus should be lower than those of the recovered hair cells. I think that if the hair cells are recovered there are quite a few chances that the tonotopic map...

You are suffering from an anxiety attack ... you have not done anything against your ears. If your tinnutus is reactive it can last for a few days and return to your level. The ear is very sensitive to anxiety

Although Phase I aims to analyze the safety of the drug, it will also provide information on the effectiveness in restoring hearing in volunteers and tinnitus. Interesting ... for when the results ..

I think there are tinnitus, although they are represented in the auditory cortex, are continually feeding on problems in the cochlea. There are studies in which once cut the auditory nerve 50% of tinnitus disappeared. It may not be the same as the tinnitus generated by ciliated cells in poor...

Cochlear transplants can seriously affect the auditory nerves. Most tinnitus improves, they may not be very well implanted ...

It is very possible that changes in the entrance of more sound implies diminution or disappearance of tinnitus, as it happens in many cochlear transplants.

And Spiral's bn119 drug appears to also regenerate myelin from auditory neurons. Could it help decrease tinnitus? What Differences With Decibel Therapeutics? And if the hearing loss is treated with several drugs ..?

So I understand this is the first farmaceutical trial to improve the chronic tinnitus target in the last years...:-)

So anothet potential treatment. Improving :-)

This sounds nice! Will be work for chronic tinnitus?

When are they going to start the trials? On the other hand ... so many different molecules are developing for the recovery of the ear? Or are they all with a similar structure?