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Hey did your T improve at all over time? I did the exact same as you and gave myself T with a tone generator. I have nerve tingling down my face and my ears are cracking and popping like crazy similar to you. Curious how long it took you?

My audiogram is normal except for a tiny dip at 13 kHz, which she said wasn't significant. The ETD was caused by acoustic trauma.

I had a terrible episode after playing with the speaker. It was next to my head, and I played frequencies upwards of 13000 Hz at around 80-90 dB for 10 minutes. I didn't think this would be bad, but the following six months completely changed me. For the first two weeks, I was on Prednisone 50...

I apply it all around my ears on the outside. It gives instant relief for the tingling. Now I'm kind of addicted to applying it :D

Hi guys, I damaged my ears 4 months ago (however, no hearing loss). As a result I got tinnitus which was severe at the beginning 10/10, I wanted to jump off a cliff, but it slowly got better over time. I also had some crazy nerve pain and my ears felt like they were dancing 24/7 along with ETD...

→ German study confirms efficacy of Irish tinnitus therapy Just read this about Lenire. Always good to see independent studies being done. I'm sure we'll see more in the future.

Do you have any ear tingling or nerve pain? I am 4 months in, and my ears are still tingling, plus I have nerve pain running down the side of my face. My ears are still popping like crazy which I thought would be gone by now.

Haha - thanks.

There is already literature on animal AND human testing... Yeah I'm a bit suss too. Prof. De Ridder's War on Tinnitus presentation mentioned using Dahlia4 to reduce hypothalamic inflammation. He then linked a Dahlia4 supplement created by another researcher at his university. That seems a bit...

Auricle is really no different to Lenire. Both are bimodal stimulation. I am lost as to how you have managed to convince yourself that Lenire is just a placebo effect.

I disagree because people who have fully habituated are no longer bothered if they get their tinnitus reduced/cured. Each to their own though ;)

I fully agree with you. When tinnitus is severe, it is extremely difficult to habituate to it. However, if one does manage to habituate to it, then it is no different to someone habituating at a mild level. They have both habituated. I'm not discounting anyone. Severe tinnitus is ruthless and I...

Habituation is no different to having your tinnitus reduce. Everyone on Tinnitus Talk is obsessed with reducing their tinnitus because they have not yet habituated to it and can't fathom what habituation even feels like. If Lenire can speed up people's habituation, thus allowing people to get...