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 valsartan to this day.
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How long did you take the blood thinner and vasodilator (Hydralazine) for? It would be very helpful to know if this needs to be long term or can be short term. Thanks for this information as it help steer me in what could be the right direction to avoid any further harm to my ears, or possible reverse any damage that has already occured.At least you were able to find a doctor. Mine won't and I'm afraid I'm going to suffer another major episode and then end up taking my life because of it. I don't even know what to do now except call emergency services and arrange for them to take me to hospital if this happens again because it will be the only thing that can save me from doing something to myself that would put an end to me.
Hi Sir, it's so refreshing to hear you were able to shut this beast off. Your case sounds very similar to mine and I have noticed when I used low dose regular nicotine patches at a low dose, 2mg the noise goes down. Is chantix going to possibly give even better results? I'm desperate as I have had catestrophic T for 4 years and anything to get my life back. Thanks for your posts they were very informative. -
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