Hey dannyboy. My 1st reply! I've been reading here since december 2014 (and way longer on other forums like yuku, stringplayer and hyperacusis chat)... and i sure could post some sharp hooks on neurology even if i'm no neurologist... but i won't do that ... I'm no neuro, who is here? Only
@benryu had some real knowledge and he is an analyst-programmer who worked on brain analysing software. He hasn't posted the last 100 replys. He knew his stuff. Good analyst probably if he know how to translate that to computer code! (i work in IT too)
Why should you leave if you don't want too and the mods have no probs with you?? I only see one reason: youv'e habituated and are ok now. You can't stay here forever. Live your life and may that H and T stay low or be gone forever ... or may you just find peace with it. If you're story ain't finished here it ain't. Then stay
I think you mean well.
But keep in mind that not everyone is in his prime 20's or has the same tolerances when advocating certain medicine. Everyones system is different and might react different. Any good doctor knows this.
Then again, for short periods trobalt ian't gonna kill or something. Viking might have put you on the path and you yourself some others. Everyone is responsible for himself here. It's the info from the internet
(Jen!) . You must filter.
ps I think TRT and the more medicinal approach(psychosomatic vs pathological ) should find each other instead of figting off in some cases towards T and H therapy.
(team team team team, if you can't work as a team you're all fired)
"geuss the comedy series (brittish off course)"
Dr Nagler has his way, but he has many strong points too! Like the focus on induvidual therapy for the heavy H and T patients. You can't apply one approach or therapy or medicine to all with a symptom as complex as T and H.