Hello Everyone, I Have Two Questions and I Show a Cat...

[KotaDomowa]

Hello,

I've been tracking posts on this forum for over a year. Thank you Allan 1967 for contact with Markku - I could not register because the system claimed stubbornly that I was a bot.

I have "it" (yes, I usually call tinnitus it) from the beginning of February 2018. The matter is even worse because I have a very strong obsession with this (first thought in the morning, the last one before falling asleep, without a pause for the whole day).

One week after the beginning of this, I got to the hospital for 10 days: polfilin, mannitol, bexter, dexaven, memotropil, papaverinum. It temporarily helped the sound on the left but it did not help on the right. The doctor said that this week is already too late. I still worry about it (I might have been able to get to the hospital two days earlier), especially since in 2014 it was the same, I went to the hospital after 4 days and "it" gave way. Do you think that in fact these days were key?

I had a lot of research (including cervical spine resonance) and tried a number of treatments (as most of them probably are). The only thing that helped a little was electrostimulation of the vagus nerve.

Currently, I do what many of us do - I look forward to the Neuromod with great hope and, if possible, plan to go to Ireland immediately after the release (I'm from Poland).

I would also have a question about my audiogram - is it correct? The technician said yes, but it looks strange to me:

As for any other aspects of my life, like Jazzer, I have a beloved cat:

My Sunshine.

 

[Bill Bauer]

Sunshine reminds me of the cat I had when I was a child.

Have you experienced any fading compared to how you felt six months ago?

 

[KotaDomowa]

Sometimes it is much quieter, but it is occasional. It is difficult to say whether there is an improvement compared to 6 months ago, but in relation to 10 months ago - yes. There used to be a concert at night (change of sounds to others), now less often.

 

[Bill Bauer]

Sometimes it is much quieter, but it is occasional.

Sometimes those quieter periods gradually get longer and longer.

It is difficult to say whether there is an improvement compared to 6 months ago, but in relation to 10 months ago - yes.

Great! It ought to continue fading. Of course, the more it fades, the slower it tends to fade, but it really adds up as months go by.

Hopefully a year from now you will feel like the nightmare has mostly ended...

 

[KotaDomowa]

Thank you very much, Bill
I still have a lot of hope.
PS. You write to me for the first time, but I have the impression that I know you This is because I have been reading a forum for a year, so I've read many posts of active users like you

 

[Mart007]

@KotaDomowa, finally someone from Poland! I thought I'm the only one Good to meet you