Makes sense. This seems usually true of almost anything involving Neuroplasticity.
Lenire — Bimodal Stimulation Treatment by Neuromod
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She did. I'm more excited for her device but Neuromod is available now, so here I am.
Wow that's awesome! How has it gotten better and for how long have you had it? Thanks for sharing!
Is there a way to check how long a member of Tinnitus Talk has had tinnitus by checking their profile? I can't see it anywhere.
I would like to check how long the members using the Lenire treatment have had tinnitus for.
I would like to check how long the members using the Lenire treatment have had tinnitus for.
Member- May 9, 2017
- 929
- Tinnitus Since
- 2013
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Noise-induced
@Liz Windsor,
Just checking in to see how your treatment is going?
I have also had tinnitus for a few years and am curious to know if Lenire is having an effect on you. Thank you.
Just checking in to see how your treatment is going?
I have also had tinnitus for a few years and am curious to know if Lenire is having an effect on you. Thank you.
If you just want to stick with the 'out of the box' settings you can. Alternatively, you can book an ad-hoc appointment at Neuromod to pick up again. They didn't quote a price, but they generally have charged 250Euros a session so far.
Massively better! Almost not an issue anymore. It's been a bumpy road, but the trend has been down. I still hear tinnitus from time to time, but I have more silence or very low volume than I do anything else.
This is such good news @Redknight! Really very very pleased for you! Out of interest what was your THI at the start of treatment and where would you say you are at now?
Very early results are better than I thought they might be in terms of improval, compared to hyped up treatments for other conditions I have past experience of. But obviously we're only talking about a handful of people so far.
I count five reporting at least some improvement now (@BigNick, @Redknight, @drcross, @jacob21, @TinMan2019), three unsure or no change yet (@Ruddboy, @Cojackb, @Liz Windsor) and one worse (@Allan1967). That is not counting the initial worsenings that resolved. Users please correct me if I'm wrong. I do note the improvers seem to have had tinnitus for a relatively short length of time with the exception of Jacob and TinMan. I'm not surprised that one person has worsened though Allan hopefully it will just be temporary.
- Apr 15, 2017
- 1,419
- Tinnitus Since
- 2008
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Noise
Lynny
Member
- Feb 28, 2019
- 120
- 24
- Tinnitus Since
- December 2018
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Unknown, possibly stress
Is there a (strong) possibility that Lenire will only help those with shorter term tinnitus? Is there any reason to believe it could help treat long-term sufferers?
So far most of the reviews I've read have been by people who are around 5-8 months in (or did I miss something?)
So far most of the reviews I've read have been by people who are around 5-8 months in (or did I miss something?)
- Sep 17, 2017
- 231
- Tinnitus Since
- 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Medical mistake
I wish we could get some more responses and information on this! I've had tinnitus for years, and I don't want to continue to get my hopes up about Lenire if it's only helping short-term tinnitus.
- Apr 12, 2019
- 29
- Tinnitus Since
- 12/2018
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Ear wax removal with suction by ENT
I saw your post in the "Experiences" section. I've decided that if I get an appointment to visit them in Ireland next year (I'm on the list), I will do so no matter the cost. December 6 of this year is my one year anniversary of getting my tinnitus after my ear cleaning at the ENT. I've mostly habituated/accepted my fate and I am much better now. But why risk missing an improvement window that I might not get back?
I am extremely happy for you and wish that you are completely cured of this torture
What are you basing this off? I'm trying to find out if Lenire is something that will help long-term sufferers.
- Sep 17, 2017
- 231
- Tinnitus Since
- 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Medical mistake
Nothing says it's for short term tinnitus only, that wasn't at all mentioned in the interview with the CEO.
The trial consisted of people having tinnitus up to 5 years.
Thanks for getting back to me Liz. Really happy to hear it's having an effect, I hope it continues to do so.
I look forward to reading your post in the other thread.
- May 9, 2017
- 929
- Tinnitus Since
- 2013
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Noise-induced
That's true for the TENT-A1 trial! In the TENT-A2 trial (191 participants) people with tinnitus up to 10 years were included. (Inclusion Criteria: Subjective tinnitus more than 3 months and less than 10 years Source)
I'd need to check it again. It was at 30ish. It's probably now in the low single digits.
Mild yes, but I don't get pain. But the one where a person dislikes or has an emotional response to sounds (anger). Misophonia? I have that with f***ing tumble dryers and some other things.
Something we haven't seen or had leaked/rumoured yet is a graph of 'time with tinnitus' plotted against 'THI reduction over treatment period'. That will be a very interesting graph... or not.
Anyone understand Neuroplasticity enough to know if something like tinnitus can "set in" with time and be harder to undo?
Perhaps there's a correlation between how long Lenire takes to show benefits and length of time suffering, we may just have to wait much longer for people who've been suffering longer to see benefits.
Similarly, it might be completely random.
Anyone understand Neuroplasticity enough to know if something like tinnitus can "set in" with time and be harder to undo?
Perhaps there's a correlation between how long Lenire takes to show benefits and length of time suffering, we may just have to wait much longer for people who've been suffering longer to see benefits.
Similarly, it might be completely random.
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