Lenire Tinnitus Treatment

[CoachCurry]

I wanted to see if anyone has used the Lenire treatment for Tinnitus and whether or not there you experienced any negative effects with regards to your cluster headaches

 

 

[Inno]

After I noticed I had tinnitus, I just started with noise, more specific, rain, storms, water noises when trying to fall asleep.

It made me used tonit again (because I’ve had it as long as I remember, I’ve only ever known the ringing ‘sound of silence’)

just try to get used to it, I honestly laugh at myself when I recall that period, I didn’t have CH yet.

I know what it is and it is not easy, I know, but today I’d wish I only had tinnitus.

try apps like resound tinnitus relief, it helps.

[CHfather]

I can see why you would be apprehensive about the Lenire thing, since "a small mouthpiece delivers mild electrical pulses to the tongue, activating the trigeminal nerve to enhance neuroplastic changes in the brain." Gotta say, that does sound like a risk.

I remember when I first developed tinnitus. I've had a lot of very bad, chronic pain in my life, but I was sure I was going to go crazy and/or kill myself from the tinnitus.  Maybe you'd had it a long time and haven't figured out a way to cope. For me, it has almost completely faded into the background. This was true for my brother, too, who as a professional musician was deeply bothered by it.  Last time I asked him how his tinnitus was, he said, "I don't really think about it unless some asshole asks me how I'm doing."  Haven't asked him again. Noticing mine more right now, of course, but I know it's going to fade back into the background.

[Bejeeber]

This is especially anecdotal, but in addition to my longtime baseline tinnitus, 1.5 years or so I started getting some WTF!!?? crazy, crippling loud blasts in one ear that would last up to 24 hrs before receding.

The ear doc recommended steroid shots in the middle ear. I did the series of 3.

It seemed to help some.

Years ago I had read that about the only 'maybe' supplement that could help with tinnitus was Astaxanthin. So I got some and took it religiously, but that brand became unavailable, so I switched. 6 mos ago I went off it though to see if it was causing a rash. It wasn't, BUT at that point my loud blast episodes completely ceased and haven't returned since. Could be coincidental, but I strongly suspect that brand of astaxanthin could have been backfiring on me! It was cheaper than others - hmmmm.