Yeah I figured that much my friend
If you ever find the cure with some strange combination I will spit on all of them doctors!
Oh, I will...There must be a perfect combo.
Yeah I figured that much my friend
If you ever find the cure with some strange combination I will spit on all of them doctors!
Oh, I will...There must be a perfect combo.
You need to go to psychologist fast before you don't kill yourself. I wonder how your mother don't take care at all ask what you are taking when you get high. You need doctor who will do test of you of eyes because you never done as we spoke this evening you admitted to be just ordinary vision check.
So insist to get psychologist because she can force doctor to give you all those check ups, and probably then force neurologist to give you a drug that helps you, but in dosages that are recommended not 1200 in one pill, when maximum is 400, od then drop to 400 in i dosage, and all of it.
When you got that trobalt from me you swore oath that you will not kill yourself with it, so remember, i don't want you dead! or damaged!!!
Ok, I can see Danny in the future trying this cocktail:
AUT00063 + AM-101 (drinkable) x2 + Atoh1 x2 (for both ears) + stems + RTG (like soda that is) all mixed up and put in the blender (ExAblate® 4000) to mix.
Cheers!
As I remember, Trobalt is never prescribed 'alone' but as added medication to other anticonvulsantsWhat kind of neurologist would prescribe them both? They never give 2 anticonvulsants together. You even have to taper off properly first to go from one to the other. There is a reason for that. Would be probably dangerous especially in long term usage.
As I remember, Trobalt is never prescribed 'alone' but as added medication to other anticonvulsants
from wikipedia:
Retigabine (INN) or ezogabine (USAN), codenamed D-23129, is an anticonvulsant used as an adjunctive treatment for partial epilepsies in treatment-experienced adult patients
from my experience, Campra does absolutely nothingCampral, keppra and trobalt...Let's see...Haha
Interpreting Wikipedia medical sources is not what we should do on our own when it comes to such heavy drugs...As I remember, Trobalt is never prescribed 'alone' but as added medication to other anticonvulsants
from wikipedia:
Retigabine (INN) or ezogabine (USAN), codenamed D-23129, is an anticonvulsant used as an adjunctive treatment for partial epilepsies in treatment-experienced adult patients
from my experience, Campra does absolutely nothing
I insist, it's posible that you are cured, so we dont really know if Keppra is doing something for you.
you seem afraid of taper off, you must face that some day you will stop trobalt, can't be whole life on it.
Imagine after 2 year you get the violet nails/lips and discover that you were cured 6 months ago... you will regret
i think its smarter to do some round every year, as @locoyeti and I are thinking to do.
Now comes again the question wich i asked before but noone answered with a sure answer, if the violet stuff is accumulative, some one has a contact on GSK to ask to them??
@1MW thanks for trying again RTG+Keppra, i think is interesting combination, let see what happens on lower dosage, keep us informed.
Also tell us if it tastes good!Yeah, but can campral+trobalt be a good combo? I'm gonna try it and tell you the results.
Also tell us if it tastes good!
Has anyone had any improvement with feeling of pressure in ears while taking this type of medications? Didn't find much with search.
Yeah, I plan to take the combo regularly (once a day, that is).
I believe keppra potentiates the RTG - or the other way around - and the 'silence' effect is even more pronounced.
Now if you're asking me if this is going to be a permanent 'cure'... Hardly.
Undecided: Was wondering how LONG you've been on the combo? What type of "T" did/do you have (if you know?) The addt'l info helps - such as your age range. I understand many drugs do wonders in the short-term like benzos. and such, but the need to increase the dosage eventually kicks in later.
Have you been taking them long-term with no side-effects?
Great, that it's helping you at this time! Pls. keep us updated.
Interestingly... no Otoneuro., Neuro. or ENT have discussed or will prescribe these drugs so far.
Is there a reason?
DannyBoy: How did you get the prescription? How long have you been taking them?
Also - what's this thing I read of getting "violet nails/lips"? (side-effect?)
Or should that be violent nails and lips (along w/ T)? Woo hoo- The Walking Dead.
Encouraging. Thanks man. 330 pounds so far - awaiting friend to arrive from UK with them. Thanks for the tips on water and diet. I will get urinary check and take Lucertin(sp?) for eyes once i start. And i'll update my progress to thread ;-)@SteveToHeal I have been one of the earliest trialees of RTG, started somewhere around October with 100mg doses.
Worked my way up to 300mg three times daily.
I've taken a break during Christmas for a little more than a month and now I'm back to using one daily dose.
I haven't had any nasty side effects up until now. No blue nails, no vision issues, some mild early urinary issues have been completely dissolved.
Haven't done any check-ups as I'm feeling fine.
Just make sure you drink tons of water, watch your diet (I've cut down a lot on diary, sweets, red meat but not completely) and you'll be fine.
I've found that RTG is a quite a relief while not being a cure. I've spent around 500 euros ordering form the UK and I think it's one of the best investments I've ever made.
I suggest to start using it with caution. It's not such a dangerous pill, certainly not as nasty as some people here will lead you to believe. Go slow and if you can't take it... well, at least you'll have given it a a shot.
My apologies for my redundant question. I recall you mentioned this before. I became accustomed to your other photo you had... I believe, a quirky English-looking dude (correct?)I never, I bought from a member on here...Anyway my GP said she's considering so I'm hopeful.
I'm still alive, plus I don't take 1200mg of trobalt. I take 400mg a day.
A known side effect of corticosteroids is the lower potassium which solves easily with extra potassium from food
Ok, how about retigabine. Does it also cause low potassium levels? I couldn't find any info about that.A known side effect of corticosteroids is the lower potassium which solves easily with extra potassium from food
The good news is that flupirtine & retigabine does not affected my liver.
All liver enzymes was perfect.
@Zechariah i don't know but for sure 1-2 oranges in food do not harm