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So totally pleased with what I am reading here today!!! Danny, you have been an inspiration to many of us. I sincerely hope that the demon T never, ever, returns and that you will stay with us on TT. And to Nills....I personally have read every post that you have written. Your compassion...

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@papu I don't think it's possible to get Trobalt anywhere in Canada. Ask Dan, he's the expert on Canadian pharmacies

Hear Hear.....I'm in !!!

Seen this on Facebook......thought I'd share http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/hearing-restored-mice-genetic-deafness-using-gene-therapy

now what the f==k is happening to me, I'm getting a fast drumming in my left ear. I can stop it by plugging my nose and trying to blow through it like you would do after an airline flight, also can stop it by plugging my ear. Please someone tell me it can be stopped as I don't think I can...

Ok folks: Finally received my RTG, took about a month to receive it. So....need advice on taking it or not. I'm a 66yr. old man that had a heart attack back in August of 2014. I had 80% blockage in one artery and had an angioplasty and a stent placement done. I feel healthy now and stay fit...

Introduction Tinnitus is a term used to describe a persistent ringing in the ears. It can have a variety of causes and there is currently no single treatment that will cure all forms of tinnitus. There are, however, several things you can do to significantly reduce the sound of your tinnitus...

@attheedgeofscience I'm directing this question to you ateos. I came across this video on youtube that actually stopped the ringing for a short period of time. It was called head drumming for tinnitus, you can google it. My question is shouldn't our researchers and scientists investigate this...

that's 31 out of 34 participants that benefited from the trial or study....impressive for sure!! Substantial, who knows.

The last paragraph of the article has a very positive statement, it reads as follows: "In a related study, researchers conclude that acupuncture combined with ginger moxibustion benefits patients with tinnitus. Researchers applied acupuncture and ginger moxibustion to 34 patients with...

@Codaz Good question. I have noticed in the RTG thread that RTG has been relatively successful regardless of the reasoning. eg. noise trauma, otoxic drugs, stress, ear syringing, etc.

this was posted earlier....I think it could use some fresh discussion...http://www.healthcmi.com/Acupuncture-Continuing-Education-News/1277-acupuncture-ginger-moxibustion-effective-for-tinnitus-new-study

@Carloflogical Hi Carl....How's the trial going?

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that's 650,000 people, about the same as the population of Toledo, Ohio

please do so

@NiNyu My answer to your question is ........unequivocal and resounding YES!!! There will be many good days that will outshine the bad. Heads up, keep your stick on the ice, never quit as we would say in Canada.

@Danny Boy I know you're not Danny. Other than you, JC, and locoyeti is what I said.

@locoyeti this is good news as I am hoping to start a round of RTG very soon. I agree, other than yourself, Juan Carlos and Danny Boy the other trialers have been quite silent and this I believe is the reason that more people have not tried this drug

hello locoyeti I've not seen any posts from you lately. How is your tinnitus now after your run of RTG?

@labrat10687 , @guineapig Have you had any reduction in Tinnitus?

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Another drug produced by GlaxoSmithKline. Someone with some clout should contact these people and make them aware of how close they appear to be to solving or at least relieving the symptoms of this dreaded tinnitus. Retigabine is another one of their products.

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"AUT00063 has completed an initial “Phase I” safety trial and was well tolerated in young and older healthy volunteers with no serious adverse effects being noted." This is all well and good, although, from Phase 1 and Phase 2 we have heard absolutely no one quoting any success. I find this...

thanks kindly @Juan Carlos I will take your suggestions to heart. Thanks for the quick response.

@Juan Carlos I am seriously thinking about taking Retigabine for a short period of time and also a low dosage. I am a 66 yr. old man with one stent placed in an artery due to a 80% blockage. Physically, I feel good now. My question is after the course of Retigabine that you took, is your T...

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New User Information Gender: Male Age: 66 How Long Have You Suffered From Tinnitus? (Date of Onset): Jun 15, 2011 How Did You Get Tinnitus?: Acoustic Trauma Explain How You Got Tinnitus: exposed to high pitched whining fans used to dry drywall plaster on a job site Is Your Tinnitus in...

@Matt h No issues? What exactly does this mean?

@locoyeti What awesome news!!!! So happy for you. Thanks for the update.

Hey all you retigabine trialers how about an update. Some info on who's off the drug and how they're feeling now would be good to know and also those that have just started, how is it going for them. Thanks!!!

seems like standard dosage is 300 mg/tid, although some have had success with smaller doses. Go to early posts of this thread and you'll find options. Good luck with it and hope all goes well!!! Keep us posted

This is kinda interesting, think I'll give it a go

this could be what is known as "typewriter tinnitus". Google it.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/10/business/ear-disorders-long-neglected-attract-drug-makers-attention-.html?smid=nytcore-ipad-share&smprod=nytcore-ipad&_r=2

I just got an email from mutebutton saying that purchases are now available in Ireland. This seems to be the same as it was in late 2014. And.....who can afford one of these devices. I certainly cannot!!! If this device is having the success it claims, than I think every hospital throughout...

@OptimusPrimed Hi b'ye I'm also a nflder. living in Golden bc from bonavista and suffering from T. Find this interesting and will try the sulodexide and melatonin.

Thanks Hudson I will definitely get the hearing aids

Thanks for the good wishes Billie, I will read up on the success stories and hopefully adjust to the ringing.

Yes I have had an audiogram performed and I am hard of hearing in both ears. I was told that I need hearing aids, but opted not to get them because of expense. I am booked for another audiogram on Feb. 11 and this time I will get hearing aids regardless of cost. As like most, I've had good...

A few years back on a construction job site I had to turn off a couple of high pitched fans used to dry drywall mud. The noise seemed to cave my head in(can't explain it any different). Anyway, after a few hours I noticed a ringing in my ears that would not go away. So that was the beginning...

hi steve: Just joined and having a problem navigating. When I try to introduce myself, I can't see any place to add text or make comments. Please advise tx thesaint