Thank you for the advice, much appreciated. Yeah, I'm sure it's from noise (headphones), but that said next time I visit the dentist I could mention it. Anyway, this topic will have to come up if I get drilled, as I want to cut down on the noise!
That is my slightly optimistic assessment of the situation. This is the absolute best time in the history of the world to get tinnitus except for 2 years from now.
Mine doesn't. It's been stuck on "severe" since onset. No fluctuations at all for the past 4 years.
I saw your post regarding the agreement Neuromod has to eventually commercialize the University of Minnesota device. It leads me to believe that Dr. Lim was brought in to prop up the current device as best as possible until they can scrap this version of it and rebrand the University of Minnesota device as Lenire 2.0. It would appear that the current underperforming version is only intended to be a placeholder so that they can implement the appropriate infrastructure and efficiently distribute the more effective device once it's eventually completed.
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Well... Not. Beers, 300mg pineapple a day, carbohydrates, good sleeping, moderate exercise, severe wanking, walking the dog in a quiet park, loads of water... Business as usual.
That sounds bad mate. Well... my pattern is usually 2 bad days and 1 moderate day, or 3 bad days and 1 or 2 moderate days. I can't find the cause, sadly.
Yes I do wonder the same! Is it worth going for Lenire now then? I guess there is no other option.
As far a I know @Lucky97 has non-somatic tinnitus and Lenire helped him big-time!
It's the brain working on its own to fix itself. It's the best thing that can happen to any of us. Let's hope your improvements will persist in the long run.
Perhaps Lucky97 has DCN tinnitus but not somatic tinnitus? DCN tinnitus is weird in the fact that all people who can modulate their tinnitus with movement have DCN tinnitus, but not all with DCN tinnitus can modulate theirs.
That's just out of nowhere speculation. There has been no mention of anything like that in the works by Neuromod at this time.
Yes. The brain is fickle like that. I'm sure you've read of people who have had it for even longer and one day their tinnitus was suddenly gone.
What do you mean by a flop? Sorry English isn't my native language.
I'm not answering for him, but in English 'a flop' means 'a total failure'. I am a native speaker.
Did you have fluctuations before Lenire? I'm confused how you can go from almost tinnitus gone to complete flop in the space of a week??
Has it only been this week that it's been fluctuating?
You seemed to be happy with Lenire. What happened? Did your tinnitus now increase from Lenire?
My guess is the guy has lost perspective due to a spike or something. It is always happening to me and some close comrades who also suffer from this. You can have good weeks in a row, then a bad day puts you in desperate mode again.
That's 100% how I see it.
Pretty much. In fact that's the essence of this forum, mate. The fuel which keeps all this in motion. Thing is we are in the road to get unf##ked.
Exactly! The "flop" has in my understanding also completely different meaning, see below attached posts.
Did you talk about your disappointment with the Neuromod team? Maybe you should pursue the treatment for a longer time.
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