Lenire — Bimodal Stimulation Treatment by Neuromod
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I don't consider myself to have had "slight improvement". I've had silence for almost all of the last 5 days, which to me is a major improvement. Granted, I'm not cured, but it was worth every penny.
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- Jul 23, 2019
- 1,075
- Tinnitus Since
- 04/2019
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Nonnatural energy source
AfroSnowman
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- Jul 23, 2019
- 1,075
- Tinnitus Since
- 04/2019
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Nonnatural energy source
And your improvement was sudden, right? So mainly constant tinnitus until you started using Lenire?
Yes. They believe this will yield further results and it appears to be true so far.
I have finally got my appointment! After poking them again asking if they forgot me, I got it instantly.
5th of May, it seems like a long time to go. But well, maybe they refine the treatment until then, and I've got another reason for my doctor to sign me sick until then (lost my job because of this shit).
HOPE.
5th of May, it seems like a long time to go. But well, maybe they refine the treatment until then, and I've got another reason for my doctor to sign me sick until then (lost my job because of this shit).
HOPE.
I found this to be funny too. Redknight's improvement is definitely not "slight improvement", I would call it a "major improvement". Or in Neuromod's own words, "significantly meaningful results".
Agree.
Tried to correct my post but is not possible to edit it anymore.
One thing we all can agree is that is relatively safe to say that Lenire does not aggravate tinnitus.
Allan1967 was the only person stating that Lenire increased his tinnitus. But that seems to be a very specific situation, since Allan's tinnitus is very reactive and he also had a disturbing moment with a fire alarm.
Don't you think so?
Source of people who have purchased a Lenire and have completed at least day 0 survey in the Lenire User Experience Group.
(29 people, 16 more to go!).
P.S. The application that generates this map has a funny notion about the location of France (it includes French Guiana I think!).
(29 people, 16 more to go!).
P.S. The application that generates this map has a funny notion about the location of France (it includes French Guiana I think!).
I managed to get an appointment for February. I'm still debating if it's worth an intercontinental flight and whether barometric pressure significantly affects the inner ear.
They give you 5 days to accept the initial appointment invitation and I'm still on the fence.
Does anyone know the rough timeline for U.S. commercialization for Neuromod or UMich/UMinn?
They give you 5 days to accept the initial appointment invitation and I'm still on the fence.
Does anyone know the rough timeline for U.S. commercialization for Neuromod or UMich/UMinn?
Neuromod said they were going for FDA approval by the end of the year but it doesn't look like that's gonna happen so there's no real estimate for that.
Dr. Shore's device is expecting results mid 2020, hopefully commercialization sometime after that but no definite word on this. Dr. Shore has said she aims for commercialization in 2020 but doesn't promise it.
For Minnesota, Dr. Lim seems to be spending more of his time with Neuromod so there's no estimate on that device at all.
I'm in CA, I already booked my flight and have my lodging all set up for my appointment.
I have received an appointment for 6th March 2020, but not quite sure whether to go or not given that I live in New Zealand.
I can get free accommodation but realistically how long will I have to stay in Dublin, and how much am I looking at regarding costs?
Am I better to wait for more conclusive results and reviews?
I can get free accommodation but realistically how long will I have to stay in Dublin, and how much am I looking at regarding costs?
Am I better to wait for more conclusive results and reviews?
I would be happy to exchange appointment dates with you if you are happy to do that.
I mean if more time allows you to rethink your situation. Mine is 31st of March, 2020.
- May 7, 2015
- 1,050
- Tinnitus Since
- 29.09/2014
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Acoustic trauma using headphones
Harassing Neuromod on Twitter won't accomplish anything. It's not like they're unaware how we feel about peer-review.
They say the more use it the better the results, the 12 weeks are just the official time they had to pick for their trial.
I would if they allowed it. I declined a September appointment and was later offered a February appointment. I feel like declining this one will backlog me until 2025.
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