Recent content by From9to<1

I wasn't ignoring you, I didn't even know messages could be on the profile. Just happened across them. Truth is, I don't remember. Been a while now and I only come here every once in a while. It was less than a month though for sure. The chantix was longer (@6 months), and I continue on the...

Hi, and forgive the protracted response time, as I didn't even know messages could be left on a profile and just happened to see your message tonight. I honestly do not know what your particular results would be. Chantix acts differently that nicotine patches, as it binds to nicotine receptors...

You DO know he never actually said that, right? He was rather uneducated on the subject and was rambling in his musings. But liberals jumped on a quick, abridged version—much like how most rumors start. Liberals, being liberals, tend to believe what other liberals say without fact-checking. His...

Good argument: I took 1-3, then 4 and 5 later (and still). 1) Hydralazine 50 mg 2) Warfarin 5 mg 3) Hydroxyzine HCL 50 mg 4) Valsartan 160 mg 5) Chantix I hope this helps someone.

Paxlovid doesn't work that way. It's prescribed for people who have an increased risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19, and is only effective if you take it early, before it gets bad. If you take the "wait and see" approach... it's not effective. Taking Paxlovid if your COVID-19 is "very, very...

I had it for a year, it has been gone for about that now. Not "suddenly"... but literally within days of treatment. In the area of 20% per day over five days to resolution, after maybe a day or two of no change. Obviously I can't prove it's related in any other way than temporally, but it was...

This did not age well... lol. It's an attempt at humor guys. Don't get mad at a little levity.

...awesome.

Sarah, Hi! and thanks for the post rating! Hope you are doing well.

That's awesome. I'm glad yours went away on its own. That's the best way! Not sure the way I did it would work for hyperacusis or noise-induced tinnitus anyway. I suspect micro-clots or blockage for me. Tinnitus is just so multi-factoral, multi-causal. It's like a fever in a way. We know...

This has always been a personal theory of mine... Also, partial blockage (micro-clot, cholesterol, etc.) which temporarily gets hung up.

Maybe there is a somatic element? The exercise loosens you up and relaxes a tight muscle impinging on a nerve (trigeminal, etc)? Shot in the dark.

Thanks for the correction. I was told just antihistamine. Maybe she was going off old information. At any rate, I should probably have checked the veracity prior to posting. Sorry, and thanks again for setting it straight. My intent (and BELIEVE ME, I know it wouldn't help most seasoned...

My tinnitus is gone, and I came back to offer my story. I.will hang out for a bit to answer any questions, but I AGREE, it's stressful just being here. → Actual Long-Term Remission from Tinnitus Achieved