Ian Mac's Regenokine (Orthokine) Treatment for Cochlear Hydrops

[Ian Mac]

but I worry it is just a placebo effect, because Ian check his tinnitus with ear plugs looks like his T is not so loud.
I can check my T with nothing even in a noisy environment

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[Mario martz]

i think it takes time to fully project the changes!!
a few weeks ago, i talked to professor marcelo rivolta of the university of sheffield.
they are gonna test stem cells for menieres, april next year, im very very excited for the outcome.

some meneires patients have had their symptoms reversed (tinnitus included) while on antivirals,
so imagine have stem cells directly into our ears.

having great hopes about this one!

 

[Dominic1955]

Did u have the injection in the muscle around the ear?

 

[Ian Mac]

So far I would have to say that this treatment did not work for me. I would not recommend it at this point..

 

[Path Maker]

Ian, might it not take a little longer than just a few weeks? There are neurological components to the tinnitus that need time to "get the message" and take some time to "readjust their settings," yes??? I mean, I don't know, but it seems logical that it could take longer than a few weeks to see a result? Still hoping for a great outcome for you.

 

[Marlino]

So far I would have to say that this treatment did not work for me. I would not recommend it at this point..

I'm deeply sorry.
I can imagine the hope you had.
Even though it's just bitter, thanks for sharing.

 

[PatrickG]

So far I would have to say that this treatment did not work for me. I would not recommend it at this point..

I understand that it must be a great letdown. But you had the courage and hopes and I only wish it gets better. It's not too late yet. Best wishes

 

[glynis]

Ian Mac,
Hope you get some improvement over the next few months .
Well done for sharing your story and going for the treatment..
Let's hope the future holds great answers and treatment for tinnitus in all its sub categories . ...lots of love glynis

 

[PatrickG]

@Ian Mac how are you doing? Any improvements?

 

[TOVEGA]

Any updates? Are you any better or no?

 

[Ian Mac]

Ian, might it not take a little longer than just a few weeks? There are neurological components to the tinnitus that need time to "get the message" and take some time to "readjust their settings," yes??? I mean, I don't know, but it seems logical that it could take longer than a few weeks to see a result? Still hoping for a great outcome for you.

After going in for my final shot three weeks ago I've noticed the really bad noise in my right ear has completely gone away. I made a lot of lifestyle changes started drinking a lot of water started to try and sleep move back in with my parents to get sleep and all of a sudden the noise got quieter and went away. I can't say if it's the lifestyle changes the changes of breath and breathing calming down relaxing or if it's the treatment or if it's a combination of all of them but I am so happy to have that noise gone and just be back to pretty much normal tinnitus, there are some other noises I'm dealing with that I've noticed now that the really bad noise is gone but they aren't so bad that I'm missing sleep because of them so I'm very happy

 

[Ian Mac]

Like a said above I've noticed a somewhat miraculous change as the really bad noise in my right ear of keys jingling and birds chirping went away after going in for my final shot! Now I have pretty much normal tinnitus in both ears except for some slight beeping that literally goes from right ear to left ear randomly. I made a lot of lifestyle changes like trying to sleep in a quiet space for eight hours exercising more drinking water and eating well stopping smoking weed, I don't know if it's my lifestyle changes or the treatment which caused my tinnitus remission, but I think it all has to do with a healthy ion balance inside the cochlea and more specifically inside the endolymph fluid bathing the hair cells.

 

[Ian Mac]

@Ian Mac how are you doing? Any improvements?

see above

 

[Ian Mac]

Any updates? Are you any better or no?

I have to say I'm doing better.

 

[Ian Mac]

i think it takes time to fully project the changes!!
a few weeks ago, i talked to professor marcelo rivolta of the university of sheffield.
they are gonna test stem cells for menieres, april next year, im very very excited for the outcome.

some meneires patients have had their symptoms reversed (tinnitus included) while on antivirals,
so imagine have stem cells directly into our ears.

having great hopes about this one!

That is exiting, let me know when that happens.

 

[PatrickG]

@Ian Mac man I just want to send you love So happy for you!

 

[Mario martz]

That is exiting, let me know when that happens.

First of all... so happy for you.
Second... this study is happening on april.
i dont know the amount of time it is gonna take but it starts on april.
and yes... exciting indeed!!!

 

[T-Y]

Hi Ian,
I'm so happy to hear that you succeeded. Maybe its because of your lifestyle change, but I hope that Regenokine has worked as well.

My wife suffers from a hyperacusis and considering receiving Regenokine.
If you have a hyperacusis, did it get better as well after your Regenokine treatment?

 

[Sailing Guy]

Hi Ian and all,
How are you doing now with the Orthokine treatment? I, too, have Cochlear Hydrops and am very interested in your experiences as well as where you had this done in NYC. I go frequently enough to NY and would like to talk with the doctors that you worked with.
I wish you the very best outcomes possible!
Sailing Guy

 

[noitseuq]

Anyone else has tried this??

 

[1000]

Hi Ian and all,
How are you doing now with the Orthokine treatment?

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[Manny]

Bump

FYI IanMac's "last seen" is a year ago. Oh well.