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How did you manage to get Semax in the UK/Ireland, mate?

All the best @ErikaS. I think people should be able to spend their own money how they like without being judged. At the end of the day, if people get improvements from these treatments, then great. If not, then at least they can have the peace of mind that they've done all they can to better...

Cheers, so people put drops into their ears presumably?

Am I understanding this right? 1% Methylene Blue Solution is a dye? And it's meant to help with hearing loss/tinnitus?

The clinic that you mentioned, Neogenix, takes stem cells from your own body, so it's slightly different to how Innate Healthcare & StemCells21 do it. You can get 300 million stem cells at Innate Healthcare (Arizona) for $11,500. I've spoken with the doctor and he seems pretty legit. He's not...

I've spoken to Dr. Whitney about hearing loss and tinnitus and we agreed that he'd inject stem cells behind/underneath the ear.

Nice one! All the best. Did you speak to Dr. Whitney at all? Where are you from?

Nice. I've been talking to Innate Healthcare a lot recently. Have you got tinnitus, hearing loss or both?

That's interesting. So you only need 2 jabs over the 2 weeks? It's worryingly cheap too...

I've seen videos from this doctor but I found it impossible to contact him for price etc. Also the conclusions on the paper look rather sparse...

Haha, more than likely knowing our luck! I asked him and in short, he said that the FDA have no say over it, Arizona state are ok with umbilical cord cells being used as long as clinics don't say treatment is a cure and that they're purely used for experimental purposes.

Yeah, I've wondered that too but I also heard that apparently he gets around it because of state law in Arizona but I might just ask him outright. He's answered all of my many questions so I'm sure he'll be fine with answering that one.

Cheers mate. The doctor said he's up for doing a jab into the back of my ear much like StemCells21 do.

I think I'm going to try Innate Healthcare, even if their cell count and price are insanely/worryingly cheap...

@SmallRonnie, are you any closer to choosing a clinic and going for treatment? I think I might go for Innate Healthcare.

@SmallRonnie, I had a call with Innate Healthcare recently. They said they will look into either developing a drop with stem cells in it to go into the ear or an injection to the back of the ear.

Which ones help?

Do you still think there's a chance they will be able to skip Phase 3 and potentially go to market next year?

If that's the case that FX-345 goes deeper into the cochlea for speech recognition, why are they saying that FX-322 is aimed at hidden hearing loss and word recognition? I'm sure one of their methods of evaluation of efficacy is a speech-in-noise test.

That's cheap for stem cells! What are his success rates like? Does he inject directly into the ear? I think I might go to Innate Healthcare for stem cells. All the best with your treatment.

What are the chances of this happening? Do you think the FDA would be convinced to take that gamble?

Ah cheers. From what I remember you had no changes from there but @Jason-S-Hearing had some success?

If you don't mind me asking, what clinic did you go to for PRP/stem cells? I had a TBI last year and have hidden hearing loss so I'm looking at giving stem cells a go, just trying to determine which clinic I'll use. Always good to hear that people have had some success.

Have you decided which clinic? It's such a big decision and the number of stem cells on offer and price vary so much.

I'm going to have a consultation with them. I might as well do it. It's $11,500, considerably less than StemCells21 and if I get some benefit for my TBI issues, then it's only a positive.

@SmallRonnie, that's fair enough. I emailed Innate Healthcare asking them about the quality of their stem cells and they came back with this... When they say each cell needs 46 chromosomes and they're counted in that number of 300 million, does that mean you're actually only receiving 6.5...

Are you any closer to picking a clinic? I think I'm going to go for it early next year. Has anyone actually had success on here with stem cells and hearing loss or have they all been tinnitus sufferers?

I asked Innate Healthcare what their method of administration was and I got the below reply. Using the term 'throwing out the idea of developing an ear drop solution' doesn't fill me with hope that it could end well or with some success.

Hi mate. How are you getting on? Any changes?

Cheers for the info. I'm tempted to try Innate Healthcare for 300 million stem cells and see if there's any sign of healing (I had a brain bleed last year after a fall so I have a bunch of other issues on top of hearing issues) and if there are signs of healing, then I'd go back and get a higher...

Innate Healthcare just replied to my e-mail. 300 million stem cells for $11,500. Almost seems too good to be true...

Cheers for the info. I guess the advantage of StemCells21 is they somewhat at least try and target the ear in some regard by injecting at the back of it. Any ideas of the stem cell dose and price for Innate Healthcare? Will Innate Healthcare inject into the ear?

If you don't mind me asking, what are your top 3 clinics that you're considering and why? I've looked at DVC, they said they can't guarantee anything for hearing, what did they say to you? Cheers!

Where are you based?

I'm no expert but I'd say stick with what other people have tried. If 4 people have had success at StemCells21, then go there. All of the research can engulf you. I have hidden hearing loss, tinnitus and a TBI. I think I'm just going to try StemCells21 and hope for the best.

I think he means the injection can replace a cochlear implant or hearing aid.

Does anyone know what sort of audiogram you need to be a candidate for the FX-322 study?

Has anyone done any investigations into Dr. Tyagi and his claims that PRP injections work for hearing loss? Use Of PRP Injection For Sensorineural Hearing Loss - By Dr. Brajpal Singh Tyagi | Lybrate

Cheers! Are you still going ahead with the StemCells21 treatment?

Of the 3-4 Tinnitus Talk members who had stem cell treatment, did any of them have any sort of improvement with hearing loss?

Hi mate. Any improvements or changes yet?

Nice one. Please keep us updated.

How did your first injection go mate?

Thanks mate. I'm from the UK, otherwise I would've tried to get on the FX-322 trial :( I'm planning on trying Laser soon.

Thanks a lot for the information mate. Do you have any contact details for Dr. Shim? I can't find him anywhere. Cheers.

Makes sense. Can you share contact details for the doctor or more information about the research? I'm definitely interested, anything to get my hearing back and stop/reduce the ringing!

Cool, I hope it goes well for you mate. If you don't mind me asking, what made you go for that rather than StemCells21? I think I saw that you were thinking about it. Is there a website or anything for the doctor you're going to see? I've just read a bit on Tinnitus Talk about Dr. Shim but there...

So I emailed StemCells21 a few questions. I have hearing loss from a gig and I also had a TBI last year which is still affecting my vision. Here are the questions I asked along with their answers. What are your thoughts? Legit or not? I know maybe 4 people have had stem cell treatment there but...

Hi all. I stupidly stood too close to speakers at a gig, which made my tinnitus worse and I now have difficulty following conversations and hearing in noisy environments. My audiograms are fine but I definitely have problems hearing. Probably a stupid question but would FX-322 help me at all...

Hi mate. Sorry if people have already asked you this. How did you get on with contacting stem cell clinics? Have you been following anyone who's going through it? I'm contemplating going to stemcell21 for hidden hearing loss and tinnitus. Thanks!

Hi! I hope you're well. I read up on a forum that you went to Emcell for post concussion and had stem cells there. I know Ukraine is a no go for a while but I was wondering if you could tell me what symptoms the treatment helped. I had a TBI last year and I'm still having cognitive and visual...