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Any hope to treat tinnitus? :-\

• computerdork 1y ago
  There with you:( ... and actually, scheduled to get that "Lenire" device in a couple of weeks. Hope works
  • holovan 1y ago
    It seems like a more effective bimodal stimulation device is winding its way through the FDA: https://www.reddit.com/r/tinnitus/comments/1d0it8b/comment/l5o40ys/ https://www.reddit.com/r/tinnitus/comments/1d0it8b/comment/l... The results are very promising, but it's sure taking its time getting approved.
    • computerdork 1y ago
      Wow, a big thanks on this! Will enroll on the device's email list, appreciated!!
    • shutupnerd0000 1y ago
      The Susan Shore device is open source via studies and publications and it's possible to build your own if you're desperate enough. DM me if you want exact hardware specs. I've gone down this road because I have severe tinnitus.
      • computerdork 1y ago
        I'd be interested in getting your specs on the Susan Shore device! How can I DM you? (Doesn't seem like we can do this in Hacker News). If you'd like, you can email me at peterjoh.pub@gmail.com? It'd be much appreciated. Thanks!
• codr7 1y ago
  I realize some people had severe damage to their ears, but for the rest I would recommend having a look at Nada Yoga.