It's not approved for human clinical use yet, even in S. Korea. He has told me that if something else came along that was better than what he is doing that he would do it once approved. If FX-322 gets approved and is superior to bone marrow and PRP then I'm sure he will treat patients with it.
It's amazing how fast another country can get something approved for people use, yet in the US, it can take forever. These other countries (most of them anyway), care about their citizens' health, too.
You mean like all the vets living with hearing loss and tinnitus that don't know about this stuff?
That would make sense only if the audiogram showed a worse loss than the others, but it was the opposite.
Seems like most audiologist's mark up their hearing aids 200-300%. I'm happy with Audicus. I think you can do your own hearing test on their website, but I sent them my recent audiogram. My noise is just bad when I wake up in the morning and after naps.
I have periods of this as well, but it calms down in matter of minutes. More often it is the other way around.
Yeah I seem to be pretty normal right now. Awakening tinnitus sure can be alarming. Maybe it would have quieted down without the diazepam?
Do you think riding your motorcycles might have something to do with it?
I rode my motorcycle today and I'm fine. I usually take gabapentin plus diazepam and I quiet down. I have been wearing a custom made oral appliance when sleeping the last couple nights. I'm kinda busy today on a project so distraction seems to help too. Positive type thinking is always helpful also.
It has helped me tremendously. Don't pay any attention to the users that claim that it doesn't do anything. How could they possibly even know? There is a group of people on this site that have already made up their minds that there is no possible way this is legit. Also, they other user that tried this out, has had to have his hearing aids turned down, which may suggest that his hearing is improving as well. I'm getting have an appointment to get my hearing tested very soon, and shortly thereafter Glenn is having his hearing checked as well.
Thank you John,
Well, my hyperacusis has always fluctuated from being bad, to gone, seemingly totally randomly. Since my treatment it has been much better but I cannot for certain ascribe any change in my hyperacusis to it. I am leaning towards yes.
I am trying some Apo-Prednisone 50mg for 5 days for my tinnitus and hearing loss and some hyperacusis. It all happened about 6-8 weeks ago. Am I on the right track? Should I go for a longer dose or oral dexamethasone? I have called to get my prescription filled for 2 weeks. I understand tapering is also recommended? My doctor said he doesn't know anything about this but is just giving me what I want.
Did you look at the scientific papers provided by John and I that talk about the method used? The method does have some scientific credibility. We also now know from research that Shim's method isn't completely original.
Keep banging the drum @JohnAdams
Do you have awakening tinnitus? That is my major problem... loud static like background noise. If I take diazepam plus gabapentin it usually calms down in an hour or two.
So no tinnitus basically, happy for you man.
Did you have that before the procedure? That is also my biggest gripe, horrible metal ringing head sensation always when I wake up, I would have the procedure just to get rid of that.
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