TRT damaged haircells

[DutchGuy]

Can TRT therapy with sound generators help even when the hair cells are damaged?

 

[lapidus]

I think this is something you better ask @Dr. Nagler about.

 

[dan]

TRT has nothing to do with hair cells - it doesn't care why you have tinnitus.
All it cares about is helping you habituate the tinnitus, which is just a fancy word for getting used to it to the point that it doesn't bother you and eventually go on to have periods where you don't even notice it.
Wonderful isn't it...

 

[DutchGuy]

Thanks @lapidus and @dan, I will ask him. Perhaps @Markku can remove this thread?

 

[Street Spirit]

Why remove it @DutchGuy ? I am sure many others have the same question when they are new..I know I did.

 

[DutchGuy]

I can't find my post @Dr. Nagler back in the Docter's forum list.

This the thread I made:
https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/trt-for-h-damaged-haircells.7161/

 

[DutchGuy]

"Excellent question.

The effectiveness of TRT is not related to the cause of the tinnitus - damaged hair cells or otherwise.

Dr. Stephen Nagler"

Thank you very much @Dr. Nagler

I'm reffered to this audiologist, expert in T and H:
https://www.lumc.nl/org/kno/medewerkers/9071003170544

First I have to see what happens, but I'm thinking of doing TRT.
In Belgium there is a TRT/J&H clinic.

 

[jonathanvg]

"Excellent question.

The effectiveness of TRT is not related to the cause of the tinnitus - damaged hair cells or otherwise.

Dr. Stephen Nagler"

Thank you very much @Dr. Nagler

I'm reffered to this audiologist, expert in T and H:
https://www.lumc.nl/org/kno/medewerkers/9071003170544

First I have to see what happens, but I'm thinking of doing TRT.
In Belgium there is a TRT/J&H clinic.

Wich clinic are you talking about ?

 

[DutchGuy]

@jonathanvg http://www.insentis.be/