I’m so sorry to hear of your suffering. I pray you heal soon. Rest as much as you can and take your own advise !! Go slow! You need to recover and get adjusted to everything
I've had a similar experiences. The first week post op was rough but by week 3 fairly normal as far as balance. The device after two weeks certainly works well, although things sound funny. The pitch is the most annoying part now. Music is a- tonal. Instruments sound like chimes and voices are very high pitched and robotic. When listening to music I get a feeling of the key, and Im usually a whole note off. Good luck.
Yeah, it’s not perfect, not at all, but better than nothing as it was before. I keep hearing and seeing people say it takes at least three months to really notice major improvements, so🤞🤞🤞
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I’m so sorry to hear of your suffering. I pray you heal soon. Rest as much as you can and take your own advise !! Go slow! You need to recover and get adjusted to everything
I've had a similar experiences. The first week post op was rough but by week 3 fairly normal as far as balance. The device after two weeks certainly works well, although things sound funny. The pitch is the most annoying part now. Music is a- tonal. Instruments sound like chimes and voices are very high pitched and robotic. When listening to music I get a feeling of the key, and Im usually a whole note off. Good luck.
Yeah, it’s not perfect, not at all, but better than nothing as it was before. I keep hearing and seeing people say it takes at least three months to really notice major improvements, so🤞🤞🤞
Have you felt tinnitus after implant ?
My exact question, friend