So just to be completely clear -- you did not see any long-term, lasting benefit to your RTG usage? The only thing that interested me about RTG were the sporadic reports of long-term changes following discontinuation. If I just wanted to suppress my immediate perception of T with dangerous drugs, I'd stick to benzos since I find them a lot less worrying than RTG.
took retiggabine for 4 months up to 1100 mg. Tinnitus reduced from a very bothersome 7 to maybe a 2 to a 3 (very managable). Had to stop on dedcember 17 because of visual side effects *flashes and freaky images form when i closed my eye lids*
i went up from 100 mg three times a day to 600 mg *200 mg each take *in the first week and from there slowly through out the four months that i took it up to 1100 mg per day
its stabilized at 2 to 3 i would say. I do get some random spikes but they tend to be only anxiety or stress related. No H only had it at the beginning of the acoustic trauma and went out by itself about a month later.
The only effects I have/had are like I have just drunk five or six double spirits ,near enough,ability to remember things was my worst problem,which I got round by writing things to do down on a list.I forgot the number of times I mislaid my glasses!Yes in a minor way my vision was a bit fuzzy,as I wear glasses I was used to this problem,what we need it a similar drug without the side effects that you can take long term
Mine were more like lightning flashes and other times I saw line pattern moving up and down. Very weird and scary.
I'll have you know that some people pay good money for novel tryptamines just to get effects like these
You got T from acoustic trauma, do you have hearing loss? What was the acoustic trauma ?
Do you feel that maybe Trobalt had a relaxing effect and therefore eased the T or simply it acted on the T itself?
Did you try other drugs like benzos before this with any result ?
Sry for all the questions
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