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Neuromod is open during all this coronavirus pandemic?

It's disheartening to see people with worsening. I hope that nothing is permanent in that regard. It does at least prove a point that bimodal stimulation does actually do something, for what it's worth?

Maybe you need to just find something that needs doing and get back to work work.

Hello Piney, What trials have you found in the NJ/NY area? Who is Oblato? They are running trials for Hough Ear Institute?

my experience with SSRIs was it caused immediate increase in my tinnitus. Didn't try to continue long term to see if it evened out or not, just stopped after trying them for the first time.

Hello everyone I am new and guess what I got tinnitus. As far as hearing loss goes I was told I have completely normal hearing, of course this is up to only the standard audiogram range of 8 kHz. I've finally scheduled some more tests that will be upcoming in the next month or two such as...

Meh he promotes the idea of promoting relaxation and meditation which does help with the emotional response to tinnitus. His videos really did help me stay calm and feel like there was light at the end of the tunnel during the darkest times (the beginning). If he kept his message only to that...

How high should a High Frequency Audiogram go? I only notice hearing loss above 15-16 kHz personally. Last audiogram I did only went up to the standard 8 kHz of course...

Yeah I agree they are picky but man, it is what it is- they gotta do their controlled science shit. What we need is for these clinical trials to wrap up already and get real products out sooner. From all the clinical trials I attempted to participate in there was always so many caveats, almost...

I had gotten black Floaters that I notice more frequently ever since I got tinnitus. I have no doubt they are linked.

Yeah just normal evaluation appointments. I've already had a previous hearing test when my tinnitus first started and was told my hearing was perfectly fine. Hoping to do more testing now that I've had it for a while to see if there's any significant difference. my goal with doing this at...

Not to bad of a wait in the grand scheme of things. I am happy we are getting so many options in the next 5-10 years tops. Hopefully a combination of these treatments on the horizon can help many of us. But yeah no, I was turned away with only one phone call from UofMich. OTO-413 I could've...

Hah it's not much luck when you get told you don't qualify. All I did was sign up for any clinical trials through the UoM website. Since I am in the NYC area I've actually scheduled a few appointments with closer universities. Hoping if anything maybe they will have the connections to offer...

Yeah I agree, maybe down the road things will be different.

I was contacted by the University of Michigan back in November about participating in their latest trial. However since I do not live near University of Michigan and the trial would require weekly visits I was understandably turned down. They did add me to their mailing list, however I have not...

Yep hopefully the Michigan device can come sooner rather than later.

My only personal experience with marijuana was that it made me very nervous and even more aware of my tinnitus, it was not a pleasant experience. Only time I had ever tried it, never tried it again. I know there's like a zillion different types with different levels of THC and CBD levels and all...

Hey I'm all ears (pun intended) for accessible treatments. Like I said in the previous post the main thing holding me back is the financial investment required for the consistent travel. Has there been any news about Lenire making it to America? As for Lenire 2.0 not being out until 2027, at...

I do hope it has a positive effect for you. I want you to know that your unfortunate sacrifice with OTO-313 may have saved my ass and I am forever grateful for the warning you gave. Also I love the new avatar. I am really hopeful for Lenire and any treatment like it (such as Susan Shore's...

@Justin De Moss I'll take one magic pill please sir. To go. ;) I look forward to hopefully seeing more and more news from this topic.

So you're telling me that having a constant noise in your head is distracting??? Thank god for such groundbreaking research or else nobody would've known! :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:

Yep decided to make an account to echo this. I watch a lot of threads on here for news and developments. The news and updates of real viable treatments is what keeps me going. That and my cat. :)

I take 1 MG of Clonazepam every night along with a few other drugs to help with sleep with the hopeful side effect that it helps with my tinnitus. Obviously tinnitus has a huge effect on our ability to fall asleep and maintain quality of sleep. Does it help my tinnitus? I'll be honest in saying...

I had an appointment for Lenire but I decided to cancel it. Felt like way too much investment required for something I am not 100% sure would work. Financially speaking I just did not want to pay for all the trips, the device, the return trips, etc... With the talk in here of a Lenire 2.0 I am...

I had the chance to participate in the OTO-413 but I decided against it. For one Tinnitus was indeed an exclusionary criteria. Now I easily could've lied about having tinnitus but it felt like doing so would only be shooting myself in the foot. Another reason I did not proceed (with lying) was...