and it is working ? because early you said that you are using keppra 500mg X2 a day ?
Levetiracetam (Keppra) — Another Possible Potassium Channel Modulator?
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Memberwhen it can began to work ? how many days it can to take ? maybe i will use it .,p.s. and you now didnt using it ? and H is gone ?
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@nills @Danny Boy The thing I'm worried about is work. I need to drive and work. Is is possible to do the Trobalt experiment without losing the ability to do these two things? Also, @Danny Boy why did Trobalt cure once off the drug? Could the T come back if you went off Keppra? So happy you've found relief!
I don`t know much you need to drive. if you drive taxi I think you shouldn`t use it. If you drive some machine like forklift also not. If you can space your driving around your pills it`s ok.. the first hour after the pill hits is the worst ... after that it should be quit ok. But If I would think of driving while I had my `trobalt fits` I would definitely have had a tricky situation. It is dangeorus in those moments. It`s not just being a little high or a little bit drunk ... sometimes Trobalt seems to shut down parts of the brain and your just left stupid and incoherent for a little while.
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@Danny Boy , do you mind telling us why you were able to stop Trobalt but must continue with Keppra? Why would Trobalt have a permanent effect and Keppra not?
Because keppra is a safe drug compared to trobalt. Also keppra inhabits KV3.1 channels, doesn't open them. Trobalt worked because it opens channels, keppra doesn't. Although some report a 30% decrease using keppra. I can't give you a definite answer. I would just try keppra first, as trobalt isn't the safest drug sadly.
So, @Danny Boy would you say that if one were to try a drug , one should try Keppra rather than Trobalt ?
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And @Danny Boy how do you know Trobalt cured T if you're still on Keppra? Couldn't it possibly come back if you stopped the Keppra? Thank you so much for being so informative!
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@Danny Boy Thanks! Do you mind answering my other two questions (I know it's a lot!)
1) Would you say Keppra can bring down T and not just H?
2) How do you know Trobalt cured T if you're still on Keppra? Couldn't T possibly come back if you stopped Keppra?
I'm interested in why Trobalt could be a permanent cure and not Keppra.
Thanks again!
1) Would you say Keppra can bring down T and not just H?
2) How do you know Trobalt cured T if you're still on Keppra? Couldn't T possibly come back if you stopped Keppra?
I'm interested in why Trobalt could be a permanent cure and not Keppra.
Thanks again!
1. I can't answer keppra as I mixed them both, so have no idea.
2. I highly doubt keppra is ensuring total silence, but hey, who knows?
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Well, if it comes back, it comes back. There's nothing I can do. I don't think it'll ever go back to baseline though.
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@Danny Boy Praying for you to stay with total silence. Hopefully they'll keep playing around with these potassium modulators and we'll all be cured in the next decade! Fingers crossed for Aut and SF! Thanks SO much for the informative responses!
No worries! Thanks for the support. And if you have any more questions, just ask.
I'm sorry to say it, but Keppra does NOT reduce tinnitus but it doesn't cause tinnitus either, so to speak.
It is a broad spectrum stabilizer of electrical impulses with very few side effects which makes it an
ideal anticonvulsant.
Potassium channels exist to stabilize electrical activity coming from neurotransmitters. However because of the
brain's elasticity, prolonged use of Keppra will cause the reduction of the need for potassium channel activity.
The neurotransmitters actively stimulating the cochlear nerve need to be specifically targeted.
My own research leads me to believe that there exists an involuntary neurotransmission, call it an electrical handshake between the brain, the various nerve centers and associated senses.
When there is no response . . . . say temporary or minor damage to the cilia for instance from a variety causes, the electrical activity increases to achieve a response.
That is why tinnitus slowly increases over time.
Of course there is a lot more I can say regarding this matter but I am still actively researching my hypothesis.
It sounds as if there is no hope BUT you can only fix something when you know what is causing the problem.
Cheers
Harvest King
It is a broad spectrum stabilizer of electrical impulses with very few side effects which makes it an
ideal anticonvulsant.
Potassium channels exist to stabilize electrical activity coming from neurotransmitters. However because of the
brain's elasticity, prolonged use of Keppra will cause the reduction of the need for potassium channel activity.
The neurotransmitters actively stimulating the cochlear nerve need to be specifically targeted.
My own research leads me to believe that there exists an involuntary neurotransmission, call it an electrical handshake between the brain, the various nerve centers and associated senses.
When there is no response . . . . say temporary or minor damage to the cilia for instance from a variety causes, the electrical activity increases to achieve a response.
That is why tinnitus slowly increases over time.
Of course there is a lot more I can say regarding this matter but I am still actively researching my hypothesis.
It sounds as if there is no hope BUT you can only fix something when you know what is causing the problem.
Cheers
Harvest King
No Keppra did not cure Danny's T.....he says that Keppra cured his H and sound reactiveness. His T sadly remains in spite of the huge amounts of Trobalt that he has / is consuming. Bless him for all his efforts with this.
Yes, suffice it to say that neither Keppra nor Trobalt cures Tinnitus, Danny did take a lot of those...
I am talking about cure, not temporary effects.
My experience with Keppra ended up inconclusive: I do have a really flaxuating T, from 2 to 9 depending on days and God knows what else, so I doubt I would even understand the effects of Trobalt if I tried it.
- Mar 16, 2015
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- Tinnitus Since
- 12/2014
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Neuronmodulation suggests noise induced?
It's great to see his H resided.On a personal note though,my T is pretty mild i guess but i already am very cautious now about the noises surrounding me.No more loud music,avoiding loud crowds and i'm going to fit custom earplugs
for working situations. Edit: I'm not very keen about trying meds without too much knowledge as penicillin poisoning nearly killed me as an infant.
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