Tinnitus Cure? This NEW FDA Approved Treatment Has A HUGE Success Rate: Lenire by Neuromod
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Lenire is a device designed by Neuromod Devices, a Dublin-based company, for the treatment of tinnitus. The device comprises two main components: Bluetooth headphones for auditory stimulation using sound therapy and a tongue tip device that delivers mild electrical stimulation to the surface of the tongue. This combination aims to reduce the severity of the tinnitus through a process known as neuromodulation, wherein your brain is trained to respond differently to your tinnitus, hopefully leading to the reduction or elimination of negative debilitating symptoms. In today's video, we review the evidence supporting Neuromod's approach and talk about the pros and cons of their technology.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introducing Lenire
00:49 Tinnitus Cures
01:33 How Severe is Your Tinnitus?
03:35 How Lenire Works
05:05 The Evidence that Lenire Works
06:15 Side Effects and Risks to Health from Lenire
06:24 Is Lenire Suitable for You?
07:17 How to Use Lenire
07:50 How Much Does Lenire Cost?
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Matthew Allsop is the Video Content Manager at Hearingtracker.com. He practices from his London-based practice, Harley Street Hearing. You can get in touch on matthew@hearingtracker.com regarding new content ideas or to become a patient.
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How severe is your Tinnitus?
1. Barely noticeable
2. An annoyance
3. Debilitating
Let me know, Matthew
Debilitating
2
An annoyance in my life.
Mine spikes at times to debilitating but most of the time its annoying.
2
Tinitus is annoying and it caused insomnia for me over time I hope I can recover and live life like I used to and I want that for all of you as well.
I am deaf, have suffered from tinnitus since birth. I've learned to tune it out. Everyone comes and complains to me about their own tinnitus problems, and I always say they're working on it. My tinnitus ranges up and down, from 1 to 3. I have learned to keep my sodium levels down as much as possible. My cochlear implant masks it pretty well. Looking forward to "hearing" more about Lenire by Neuromod. Thanks for sharing with all of us DHH people.
It's a scam, wait for Susan Shore device. This guy's a sham.
Thank you Matthew for another helpful video! Lenire sounds like there is a lot of hope for those out there with tinnitus…! Wow
My tinnitus is anywhere from a strong 2 to a moderate 3. I couldn’t hear your tinnitus tone because the noise in my head drowned it out. I get ringing, buzzing and continual tones (which are different in my left era from those I get in my right ear). Some of these sounds are always present, some appear for a short time, go away and then come back again. And I hear my pulse with a slightly different tone perceived in each ear. It is an incredible, incessant racket. I can remember hearing my pulse and mild buzzing as early as age 7or 8. I’m currently 70 and have no memory of true silence. It is a misery and I would absolutely pay for a significant reduction.
I have extremely bad Tinnitus in my right ear. Three years ago I was assessed for Lenire here in Ireland and I was advised that I wasn't a good candidate so I got a single hearing aid instead. That's been a help but I feel that my hearing has declined recently and my tinnitus has greatly worsened. The Tinnitus is now too loud and I'm not sleeping or relaxing properly and I'm feeling very beaten by it.
I would describe my tinnitus just as you described yours: a high pitched tonal annoyance that becomes worse with stress, fatigue or illness. During those more annoying times, it creates a “feedback loop” increasing my stress and fatigue. It does not prevent me from getting on with life.
Interesting update. Thanks.
I have had tinnitus for at least 30 years. It doesn’t bother me much during the day but once I lay down to sleep and things get quiet then it’s quite loud and wakes me up often. I also have a neurological movement disorder called dystonia. I have a deep brain stimulator implanted. My tinnitus started long before I got the stimulator 14 years ago. My question is would I be able to use this device with DBS?
Hello Matthew. I've had tinnitus for over 30 years. It literly started overnight. I went to bed and woke up with a ringing in my right ear. It has since started in my left year as well. So, any mention of anything helping that ringing I'm interested in hearing.
Do you have the link to the paper to support the findings please?
I wonder, if one can successfully eliminate ear ringing, whether this new silence then allows him to better hear external sounds of about the same pitch?
I suffered from tinnitus at the age of 3. It totally disappeared when I was 5. However it reappeared about 6 years ago and is still with me today. It manifests itself as a high pitch tone, exactly like the tone you played. I would categorise it as very annoying. Sometimes a lot louder than others and sometimes presenting a 2nd tone, or harmonic. I’m kind of used to it now and go about my daily life doing my best to ignore it. It is most annoying when you’re in a silent environment like trying to sleep, though frequently the wife’s snoring partially drowns it out.
I’m also an audiophile. My escapism is to relax, listening attentively to music. My tinnitus does mean that I have to listen at higher volumes.
Tinnitus also affects my orientation. If I’m in a wide open, crowded space and someone calls my name, I have no idea from which direction that voice came. All that my audiologist can offer me, is a hearing aid. That would be of no use to me.
Great video.
I think it sounds great. My tinnitus drives me insane. The only relief is getting lost in thought, I’m starting Lenire treatment end of the month . Can’t wait
Mark I would love to hear your feedback after you've been through the process! Good luck, Matthew
I will
1st to your site , Im.in the UK & about to medically get it checked out .
I have tinnitus in both ears for about 12 months Im 71, recently developed panic & anxiety attacks for which I have been taking medication due to lack of sleep (tinnitus is keeping me from sleeping tonight again ) after an early Im up at 01:05 am awake with noisy hissing tinnitus unable to sleep .
I have tried playing soft gentle music in the past which helped me to sleep but its working less & less .
I will be visiting the Audiologist in the next few weeks after softening a build up of wax in both ears & having them cleaned out soy journey is about to begin .
I wearing hearing aids all the time due to reduced hearing loss & my range is between 4000 - 8000 which I got a result from a youtube test . Would say its a hissing sound 🔊
I'm 55 year old, with mild / moderate hearing loss. Have been having insomnia for atleast 2 decades, and misophonia + hyperacusis for atleast 10 years that gradually got worse and worse and finally became SEVERE about 3 years ago, then I developed SEVERE tinnitus suddenly in Oct 2021. In the first 12 month, my tinnitus was really debilitating, the second year a little better although with the help of a medication that my PCP prescribed for insomnia, so in second year, my tinnitus was not debilitating, but very annoying. Over the last 6 months, I have been using some sound to mask the tinnitus, so it is now less annoying than before even when the sound is off. I will certainly use the Lenire because I would love to regain the silence in my head that I engoyed before! (Hopefully). 🤞
2 and yes, I would pay for it and will be looking for a local office that provides it. Thanks!
I'm a recording engineer and have tinnitus in my left ear with daily variations of pressure on the inner air that interferes with my work as an engineer = debilitating. I did not hear your high tone pitch either. Is it covered by Medicare?
I call it an annoyance. Sometimes I don't hear it at all but sometimes, like right now, it's fairly loud in my left ear. I do have it in my right ear as well but it's not nearly as noticeable.
I’m a 2 as I’ve had it for decades. It’s just over 8,000 hz. I’ll duplicate it with a phone app and people will be amazed, with one coworker saying that’s what he hears too
Can I have more info on the app? Please❤
Does medicare cover lenire?
Mine fluctuates between all three of these options. However I cannot hear your Tinnitus tone you talk of despite a perfectly normal hearing test all within so called normal range up to 8000hz. Aged early 40s.
Glad you spoke a little about your Tinnitus.
PS any news on the Susan Shore?
I have tinnitus as a high pitched constant sound that once in a great while drops for a few minutes to where we would call it 'middle C' on a piano. It doesn't bother me much, mostly I don't notice it. It doesn't bother my sleeping pattern at all. I do have a hearing problem and am looking to buy some hearing aids soon.
Nice video. I think you said you have Tinnitus, if so, ae you using Lenire and has it been positive? if not, why not? Many thanks.
Yes I would pay, thank you for this information
Thanks AW! You’ll find any new tech launches here on the channel! Matthew
Does Lenore work for pulsatile tinnitus (which is not really tinnitus)??
So licking a 9volt battery and listening to Rob zombie won't do it . Dam it I bought the wrong program .
i have a high pitch sound in my left ear during the day I can forget its there if I'm busy but at night it gets quite bad I have to play music to fall asleep
mine is around a 2 -have learned to live with it but will check this out with my health care provider------near future
2.
Low pitch hum.
Driving seems to spike it, and weirdly having a shower seem to suppress it until the morning when i mildly hear it again.
Unless i have a spike which for normaly lasts 3-4 days
I have pretty loud/annoying tinnitus and I've had it now for at least 10 years more or less, can be debilitating especially at night or quiet situations, or in a noisy situation, it seems to make my ringing even louder with amplification behind it say on a stage performance that has loud music.
I have had tinnitus for years. Mostly I can tune it out but if I’m tired or stressed it gets quite distressing…
Hi Matthew, I am considering the Lenire device for variable tinnitus. I am concerned that there isn’t one positive comment on this thread about the device. Do you have personal experience with any of your patients who truly benefited from Lenire or is this video basically a paid testimonial by the manufacturer of the device? Thank you in advance for an honest response.
Hi WLB, thanks for the note. Just to note, I received no compensation for making this video. It’s a report based on the research performed by Neuromod and if you’re interested in the tech I would seek advice from an audiologist familiar with tinnitus who can guide you to the most appropriate treatment for you.
Thanks for your thoughts, Matthew
@@HearingTracker thank you for your response. I would still like to know if you have had any of your personal patients who have been successfully treated with the Lenire device. I believe the device is available in England.
Yes, can you answer this question?
I have a small amount of high pitch tinnitus and it strongly effects the way music sounds even small sounds and distant sounds sound wrong. Like the wrong pitch
My tinnitus is more of an occasional annoyance but at times (seldom) very intrusive. It has been getting worse in frequency and severity over the past year. Generally if I focus on a task, its not bothersome. Would I pay $3K for the treatment, not at my current level, but if it continues to worsen, I might really need some mitigation as when it is at its worst, it is intrusive and mildly painful.
Hola amigó soy d México muy buena explicacion muy clara padezco tininus ase ya tres años ojalá algundia pudiera tener es magnífico dispositivo tengo 57 años
I've got tinnitus all the time and like yours mine is high pitched (I didn't hear your example because we're at the same pitch). I've learned to live with it and it's not that often that it is annoying or painful but I'm keen to get rid of it. As regards price I think I'll have to hope this makes its way to the NHS.
It's a scam, wait for Susan Shore device. This guy's a sham.
I'm between 2. Annoyance and 3. Debilitating depending on the day. I am 52 years old and had tinnitus for about 6 months. It is a high pitched (like and electrical wire), I am guessing that's why I couldn't hear your tone. It is normally at it's worse in the morning and especially bad after a quick nap. I would pay whatever it takes to alleviate symptoms or get rid of it
My tinnitus is slightly more (2.45) than an *annoyance* and sounds like dry sand sliding down a taut sheet of aluminum foil. I've had it for 2 yrs now and cope by trying distractions, like: going to the seashore, city sounds, etc, or more usually listening to RUclipsr Dalesnale who posts 10 hr-long sessions of different tones. I often sleep with earbuds to mask the tinnitus and listen with earbuds to music or video with a "Sweeping Violet Noise" playing in the background (as I write this, too.) I am intrigued by the Lenire approach, it seems quite novel, while the cost is a bit high.
It's a scam, wait for Susan Shore device. This guy's a sham.
I got Tinnitus at the beginning of 2020, and went through a long journey of spending a lot of money for things that didn’t work. Over the next three years, it got to where I could deal with it very effectively. A few weeks ago, I had an “acoustic event” Where I was exposed to a very loud noise, and my tinnitus got much louder. I am about to visit an audiologist next week. I would like to try this, but since I spent so much money the first time around on stuff, that didn’t work, I am very leery of this.
Mine is an annoyance. It has been getting worse and worse as of late. I think mine must be very similar to yours because when you say it sounds like this I cannot tell there is a sound playing. I have seen this device before and it is very intriguing. I am looking forward to this becoming more widely available.
My tinnitus is annoying, high pitched and tonal. I have been also dealing with nerve pain (rather than earache) in my ears for periods of time and which is quite painful.
I have learned to tune it out and it is barely noticeable most of the time. A few times a week the sound is more intense for a short period of time.
I'm delighted to hear that! Matthew
I have intermittent tinnitus which means I am lucky in the respect that once or twice a week it just goes away for anywhere from 12 to 48 hours. When its happening it ranges from Barely noticeable to major annoyance significantly affecting my quality of life ;with a tone that sits around the 7-7.5k hertz range ..had it for about 6 years have experimented to try and find triggers in diet etc but have never really found any...
Mine can be severe. When you said “something like this” I couldn’t hear it. Oddly it can completely disappear altogether for a day, not much more. I go to bed without it, wake up with it, and vice versa. Frustrating to say the least.
I'm George. I've had tinnitus since I was a child. I'm 60 years old now. It has gotten louder in the last 12 to 16 years. I can hear it all day except when I'm driving large trucks. But if I focus I can hear it. The sound is about 8k to 10k. Sounds like an air leak. I used to describe it like a thousand crickets chirping. I started wearing hearing aids August 2023.
Mine is 2 and sometimes 3. Only in my left ear since 35 years. Have found a way to ignore it . Had years ago treatment with headphone and sound with white noise , was too painful .
Hey fbuttstead, I’m glad you can ignore it! Thanks for sharing! Matthew
My tinnitus started last week. I did a Hearing Test, and it seems I have some hearing loss and that's the reason for tinnitus. It's a constant ringing in my ears and I can't focus on anything. And it's so so so scary to know that there is no cure for this. It's very depressing.
Hi Matthew,
I've had some amount of Tinnitus for many years. For the most part, I only have noticed it when getting into bed or otherwise relaxing in a quiet (and often dark) place. Solidly falling into the #1 severity. It's a constant, high-pitched (approx 8200Hz) set of tones in both ears (I can't tell if the two ears are slightly off from one another, or if I'm hearing harmonics). At random times I may get a flare in one ear for a minute. I'd noticed that it will flare an hour or so after eating something with pork in it, or other salty foods , or perhaps maybe sugary?? However it has been getting worse (louder).
in June of last year I had a fall resulting in a TBI with brief loss of consciousness. I don't know that it was right away because in the early stages of concussion recovery I was dealing with a lot of things. But in the last few months the volume has increased. I'm now aware of the Tinnitus almost all of the time, and am easily able to perceive it while watching TV at normal volume. The volume of the Tinnitus in those quiet surroundings easily pushes it into the "strong #2" range. I am still able to function, so I can't honestly call it #3. But it's REALLY annoying. Even as I type this, I'm in a quiet setting and it's so loud I'm struggling to focus on writing this comment.
I've been trying to get some relief in the past and been told "you're getting to that age,...hearing loss...it's natural...nothing to be done about it". Frustrating. But finally this fall I was able to get a referral to an Audiologist. According to my test results, I don't have hearing loss that would warrant hearing aids. However she referred me to a local place that specializes in Tinnitus relief and also mentioned Lenire. I've reached out to both and heard back from Lenire that my information has been forwarded to a local authorized specialist (which must be the one I already had contacted). They, have a long waiting list for appointments. Meanwhile, also saw an ENT that the audiologist recommended (I've also got balance issues of the vestibular variety). Again, I was told CBT and/or other sound therapy was the best bet, but I shouldn't need hearing aids for hearing loss alone.
I was already informed by the Tinnitus specialists, "we don't participate in any insurance and you'll first need to come in for an evaluation...." I've been prepared for high numbers $$$. Meanwhile I've tried many apps on phone and tablet for anything from white/pink/brown noise, to binaural beats to the Zen Tinnitus app...and for many I'm still hearing my Tinnitus while playing the sounds. I don't want to increase the app volume enough to drown out the Tinnitus or I may end up with hearing loss!
So, if Lenire actually works and only asks 30 minutes 2x/day, I would find a way to come up with $3000. I just hope my name comes up on the waiting list before my Tinnitus is so loud that it moves to #3 debilitating. Nothing seems to be reducing the volume. I really hope it doesn't continue to increase. I'm already dealing with enough else from the TBI to have to deal with a deafening level of constant high-pitched 24/7.
I've honestly had such a frustrating experience with medical providers taking me seriously as well as the volume (pun intended) of information on the Internet that I have no way of verifying/validating or sifting through, I'm close to being at wit's end.
Apologies that this is probably more than the short response you requested. But to me context is everything and so I felt I should give some context to go with the score and willingness to pay for Lenire.
Regards...Kevin
I hope if you do go forward with this you will let us all know your results.
Ironically, today I received the call back from the local tinnitus clinic. I'm scheduled for a seminar on Feb 6th, which serves as the first part of their eval. They reserve appointments for the 2nd half in the following weeks. They are the only authorized Lenire provider in my state. If they feel it will be a good fit, they will be able to provide one. The price for the device and all follow up visits is north of that $3000. But I'm told widex hearing aids aren't significantly less expensive, so... We shall see. And I will share.
I've owned Lenire for 10 Mos. I've used it for six. Save your money for the Shore device when it comes out.
I have tinnitus and am posting because you asked nicely. mine is between 2 and 3.
Hey Martane thank you for sharing 😊. I hope you’re on top of it! Matthew
As for the tonal sound that you are plagued with, I couldn't hear it even when going back and turning up the volume.
Regarding my tinnitus, it is an annoyance bordering on debilitating. I cannot always hear or understand what my wife tells me unless I know she is ready to speak and I am facing her.
Being retired, on a fixed income, the price would pretty much keep me from further studies on this treatment. Also, due to my age, I can't justify that expense for a possible short period of use or relief.
Would this be effective (or worth trying) for musical ear syndrome?
I'm on here for the same reason . 14 months now of constant music .
I've had tinnitus for many years - since at least 1974 - after my military years. For most of my adult life, I would classify it as an annoyance, very significant at times, but still just an annoyance. However, for about the last 5-10 years, since around the time I turned 65, it has become more severe and significantly impacts my ability to sleep, listen to music, carry on conversations, etc. So I would classify it now as borderline debilitating.
After a knee replacement surgery a few years ago, one of the pain pills they gave me almost immediately elevated my tinnitus to an unbearable level, so much so that I would not be able to continue living with it. Fortunately, I sensed a link to the pain pill and after a couple of hours, my tinnitus went back to its' normal level - still uncomfortable, but survivable. And I never took another pain pill to test my theory.
What kind of pain pill was it I'm trying to figure out if it lowered information or it was another mechanism
@@joebotz1243 Very possible. I don't know enough about it to be able to say. As for the drug, I think it was Methocarbamol. But they also gave me Hydrocodone, so it may have been that. What makes me think it was the Methocarbamol is because for other earlier surgeries, I have previously taken Hydrocodone and never noticed it affecting my tinnitus before.
Tinitus is annoying and it caused insomnia for me over time I hope I can recover and live life like I used to and I want that for all of you as well
I have had tinnitus for over 50 years after having a split eardrum. It has gotten louder over the last year or so.
It is the constant 24 hour a day high pitch ringing.
i have had tinnitus since eary January 2024 right after extensive dentsl surgery
ringing volume varies from 2 to 7
I have had tinnitus since may 17th, 2023. I even had hyperacusis or special hight sensitivity to loud noise as well as dizziness. Really. it's hard to hear that fucking buzzing in my head all time. I can't sleep well and I go to work always feeling tired everyday. I visited two different medical centers in Dublin to make audiometry tests and the results said that everything was ok in my hearing system. Later I went in Madrid, attending another center specialized in Tinnitus, and the doctor prescribed to me glucocorticoids and special vitamins and relaxing drugs. My dizziness and hyperacusia dissapeared but not tinnitus. Now, I don't have money to pay by myself all the treatment with lenire. i don't know if AIB Bank (I have banking account there) in Ireland could give a health loan to try this method.
Well, either your tonal tinnitus precisely aligns with mine or I have hearing loss at that frequency (both?), because I cannot hear your example! Guess it's a good thing that I have an audiology appointment this morning😂 Very interested in the Lenire device and will ask the doc about it. However, the price tag is pretty much a deal breaker, since I am also looking at purchasing hearing aids in the immediate future.
I couldn't hear it either!
My Tinnitus is between 2 and 3. I couldn't hear your Tinnitus sound. My left ear is now bad enough that I've stopped playing in a band (prior to Covid). I'd gladly pay $3000 for an 80% chance to treat my Tinnitus (bit unfortunately - no Lenire clinics in my country).
My tinnitus is like yours - two things make it worse, being tired/stressed /ill and reading about tinnitus 😀
Hey Jim! I’m exactly the same when it comes to being tired/stressed or unwell! Matthew
I’ve gotten two hearing tests, both show I have no hearing loss, not even mild, so hearing aids are out of the question. I like the idea of something to reduce the annoyance of tinnitus however, no way on earth would I spent $3,000 to do so
I have constant tinnitus in both ears now, my left started in 04/2007. I have 3 sounds, a low lawn mower sound, a mid hissing sound and a very high cicada sound. It sounds like I have thousands cicadas in my head constantly. It worsens when I'm stressed or anxious.
Is a viscous cycle because the tinnitus makes me stressed and the stress makes my tinnitus worse.
It's a 3, very rarely a 2
I have the low pitch hum, sounds like the rumble of an engine outside.
An annoyance, definitely. Especially when quiet, or after loud environment.
I have the same type of tinnitus you do. It's just an annoyance for me as well... sometimes more than others.
Tried it, compliant for 13 weeks, did not help. Mine is severe to catastrophic.
Side effect of electric shock…can someone with a pacemaker use the device?
Yes! I have had it for 15 years ! It s insane ! I wake up with it andbi go to sleep with it ! It is constant in my left ear .and it is to the point that it is causing depression.
24/7 tinnitus. Crickets masks it well. It's more than a nuisance because it never gives me a break. The only break I get is from masking. I've tried all the OTC treatments. I couldn't afford that treatment, but a trial treatment would be good and I'd jump at the chance.
Mine’s a 3 most of the time. I’ve been prescribed antidepressants and they have definitely helped me cope but obviously the T is still there
My tinnitus got worse today after 2 years of a noise im used too.. But now its higher im going crazy! 😔
my tinnitus has ruined my life It has been just on 2 year with NO RELIEF. Chris from Tasmania.
Hiya, im 25 years old and i've had tinnitus for as long as i can remember. Only a veeeery mild case though, like a mild 1 at worst, i just knew it as the sound of silence. However following an ear infection fairly recently (around 4-5 months ago) it got worse and now id class mine as a solid 2 at this point, worse in my left ear. It sounds extremely similar to your tinnitus that you played a clip of in this video. Its an annoyance that i'm struggling to rid myself of in daily life but it isn't at the point that i cant sleep and my best hopes and wishes go out to those who class theirs as a definite 3. I have to mask it with rain sounds or its quite panic inducing. I have Asperger's syndrome so i literally can't subconsciously filter out ANY sensory information at ANY time so the best i can do for now is mask it with other sounds.
I'm going to the closest Tinnitus Clinic at the end of the month and i'm going to ask them about this new Lenire treatment, ill spend as much as i have to in order to get myself in a better position with this condition. i have my whole life ahead of me and i dont want to be obsessing over this for the entirety of it haha.
If i can just get it to the point where it doesnt peek in as much when im going about my business in daily life ill be happy again.
Yes, I would pay that.
I wear hearing aids for my Tinnitus, it’s not that I can’t hear but they really help me.
2. Wanting to get understanding of how this could affect life as I get older.
I paid $4000 and just completed my 12 weeks treatment and my tinnitus is WORSE than ever.
It may work for you, but don’t be shocked if it actually damages your hearing.
@2:34 which sounds something like this....I don't hear it, maybe its the ringing in my ears.
I have a type of tinnitus, it's called musical ear syndrome . I hear loads of choir music , some other music I've never heard before. I have underling eeeeee sound also.
I have tinnitus as a result of anxiety attacks not physical ear trauma. It's fairly noticeable but I find it just an ongoing annoyance.
Yes I have had for 8 years. Its annoying. Hearing aids curb some but still there. I checked locally. 3000 to 4000 dollars. 2 hr away for your topic of linear
Yes mine is the same as yours high pitched
Thanks for sharing Keto! Matthew
I have constant, and very loud tinnitus. My tinnitus must be very close to yours because I couldn’t hear the example. If this works, it would be a life saver.
It's on the pricey side and it's just at the annoyance level for me so I'll wait for it to be out there a bit longer. And since I'm heading towards hearing aids that may be able to mitigate the problem.
Yes. Somewhere between annoying and debilitating.
An annoyance most of the time and I can tune it out! Other times I think I'm hearing a buzzing noise like a haptic notification from your phone 🤨
Hey Philip it’s awesome that you can tune it out! Thanks for sharing. Matthew
I have Tinnitus. And there are days that it gets so loud i want to scream. At night i have a herd time getting to sleep. I have to put some kind of noise on so i don’t ever hear nothing.😊
The more I looked into this, I have tinnitus, the less sure I was about it. I was seeing closer to 50/50 results. I initially thought this would be a device used at a doctor’s office and not something you needed to buy. The other thing that turned me off is the cost, more so when you can look at EU prices that were $2K less for the same device.
Yes mild but I notice I sometimes don't notice it then when its very quiet I hear it.....Uhhhh
It was just an annoyance but in the last two weeks it got worse and is impacting my quality of life
I couldn't hear the tone you played to demonstrate your tinnitus. I played it back a few times. That was strange! Mine is very bad. The sound is like one of those old tube television sets warming up. You know, the frequency sound. I can hear it over a jet engine. My hearing aids do not help with the tinnitus.
Yes I have tinnitus and it is bothersome bordering on very bothersome
Yes going through it now think TMJ kicked started it I really not sure or just a coincidence 😢
Have it now
Thank you for sharing Allen! I hope you’re coping. Matthew
Im 67 just got it. Annoyance but sometimes it really gets loud.
Sorry to hear that Peter. I hope you can cope. Matthew
Tinnitus since military service in the 1970's. Annoyance mostly. I always "hear" cicadas chirping in the background.
I have it and it’s mostly an annoyance
Thank you Steven, I hope you’re managing. Matthew
3. Debilitating - It's interfering with sleep. High-pitch squeal. Sometimes dual-frequency, but the 2nd is not a harmonic - they're too close.
I’m sorry to hear that FNGee! I hope you’re coping! Matthew
Thank you for your concern. My current EN&T is still apparently "old school," and told me yesterday at my appt that "I'm sorry, there's not much we can do." The nearest Lenire vendor is an EN&T in Dallas, miles away. I'm not sure what to do until I hear more positive reports on the Lenire.
Ps 3500 for tbis treatment disgusting and some people say it dosent work and can make it worse
all of you pseudo influencers are promoting this BS, money talks, right?
lenire it's totally a scam, doesn't work, and worst, it could aggravate your tinnitus.
Lots of people are saying that lenire aggravates tinnitus in lots of cases, and there is almost no success story.
Never use lenire