Recent content by DimLeb

No one has ever developed hyperacusis simply by staying in relative silence. You might notice some sounds seem louder than usual when you’re exposed to them again, but that’s just normal conditioning of the ears. It’s similar to thinking high frequencies sound very sharp right after cleaning...

Yeah, a transatlantic voyage… Southampton to New York… Hmm, I think I’ve seen that before, and I’m pretty sure it didn’t go well, LOL. At least not for a guy named Jack. But jokes aside, it isn’t easy to arrange such a trip, even for ordinary people, let alone for people like us whose ears seem...

I’ve really lost hope in those kinds of predictions. 2023 also seemed promising, but FX-322 and the Otonomy treatments failed, and then the results from Susan Shore’s second trial were released. The device is probably being shelved now, given the recent news. I don’t believe anything new is...

There are many promising ones you can find in the Research News section of the forum, but none of them are realistic or will be available anytime soon.

I would consider it, but for some, it just isn't possible. Money, responsibilities, noise exposure, etc. I personally also have ETD and spasm issues so I hesitate to get on an airplane. But who knows in 10 years' time lol.

Well, someone already did. It was Lenire, and even with much more sketchy science and trial design. I really don't know what to say. I'm 31 now, from Europe. I hoped I would have a few years of relative youth left when something emerges, just to "be there" if things get too bad. With this news...

We in Europe are possibly getting the Shore device in about 10 years the earliest if USA is getting it in like 6 years. Lol, thanks for nothing I guess.

Just keep your expectations low. We all want to hear something positive at last, but unfortunately, with the pace Auricle has shown so far, I don’t believe anything truly spectacular will come out of this Q&A.

I love how these treatments appear with seemingly great results, yet we never hear about them again.

It seems that more people have received Neuralink. I don't think we know anything about it doing something for hearing disorders, but let's hope it will.

I don’t think it helps much, and sorry to say, but sound therapy or sound exposure is not a proven treatment for reactive tinnitus or hyperacusis. Not even researchers have confirmed this, and Treble Health, in my opinion, is a scam. If it truly helped, there wouldn’t be so many members here who...