Recent content by skoupidis

Hi. It has been too long since I visited here. No need to anymore, my T is gone! I dont remember how the mvc shows on MRI. A vein or artery is too close to the nerve, overlapping or surrounding it, if I am not mistaken. Do not even care any more. If you want my advice regarding mvc, stop...

Ginkgo 6000 extract from LAMBERTS. This is what I take for about a year and a half now non stop. Do that and be patient. It takes a lot of time.

Take Ginkgo Biloba, 6000 extract and vitamin e for about 1 to 2 years. Then come back here and tell us how you feel. 2 years you have to be patient. There are many who got rid off this, they just don't bother to check here. Only the ones in suffering do. Check my own posts and frequency...

Doctors will probably not find or deal with your problem. The reason is obvious: There is little they can do. Personaly, I had contact with many people about this, nobody got cured by doctors, especially those that had mvd surgery. So, my advice is to stop looking for a solution by doctors...

On the possitive side, many claim that fluctuating tinnitus is more likely to decreese over time.

T is most likelly different for every person. It does get better for some, it may fade away for others. It gets worst for the unfortunate ones. But, combined with H, it is UNBERABLE. And it is almost impossible to get used to. That much is certain. But time CAN change that... In my opinion...

They actually don't! No way to tell in a living organism.

I think this is what part of scientists believe, perhaps the bigger part. But there is a difference of opinion in the community, targeting re-connection of these synapses by boosting NT3 (Neurotrophin-3) is G.Korfas' work and they are not dealing with regenerating hair cells. They claim it is a...

I don't understand you people still taking example of Aut0063 that failed trials...

Well, it can't be all that bad... I mean if the problem in the nerve is fixed and all. As @tomytl said, deterioration is only temporary when you overcome the specific hearing problem (infection, inflammation etc) and T gets down to its basic level. It is only logical that T will become even...

About Genvec: Yes it it was skeptically rated by others, they are the first to try so it is natural that there is negative criticism on them by others. Don't be surprised if we have good results, if not hearing restoration, something useful will come out of it. I do not think that they...

In my opinion, revolutionary progress in the area will occur and we are not talking treating acute case but restoring the entire auditory system. The direction will change, the timetable these companies set is just to slow. Preventing further damage is something useful but it is not a cure. And...

Funny thing: Let's say AM-101 goes into the market being a med for acute T. Let's say AM-102 does well and goes into the market along with AM-101. Let's say the first is used upto 6 months and the later for later. What can a person with T for about 5.9 months take? AM-101 or AM-102? Perhaps...

If they can cure the entire nervous system by fixing a genetic defect like MS, it is only logical to assume it is easier to fix a single area that was (possibly) functioning properly before getting damaged by, lets say, sound exposure. It doesn't have to be the exact same therapy, what good...

I've read this relief in 50% patients somewhere else, now where was it... Was it HIFU? Yeah.. The prices a are as high as the heavens. Not that promising I would say.