If I could increase 10 decibels per frequency, I would be happy. Dr. Shim said it will likely take 2 months for the regenerative medicine to work so I will not know for about 2 months.
You may have missed this post in the other thread but would appreciate a response to this:
Only conductive losses due to the fluid in my middle ear. After every treatment my hearing worsens due to the injections.
Is that the treatment fluid or mucus due to Eustachian tube problems before the treatment?
No ETD. The fluid is from the injections, it sloshes around in there for like 4 - 5 days. I had an acoustic trauma to my left ear (better hearing ear), my right ear us undergoing another middle ear exploration on 8/5. They suspect I have ossicular discontinuity as I have huge conductive losses in my right ear plus a very flaccid/floppy eardrum.
This being Dr. Shim and TS I presume. Cool pic.
Yup, we will.We'll know in a couple of months...
I'll find out...
Hopefully the fluid lasting there for all those days allows the healing properties to disburse fully where needed. I wonder if he could use a gel in the future as a way to improve patient experience as in this study. It would help the annoying sloshing problem:
Yah defffffff no gel on the bone marrow injections or the PRP either. But he uses some activating agent that stings like hell...
Interesting, I only live a few hours from Seattle. I'm not convinced this treatment works though.
Someone whose email name is "holy mary" doesn't sound encouraging. It's not "Hail Mary" but still, sounds like say your prayers.
I don't recall him posting any improvements.
It looks like he made several claims, I seem to recall him saying he was helped at some point, but you may be right, he might have rectified it later. I don't have the strength to go and re-read the whole topic, or to do much else for that matter. I'm still in full survival mode.
Thanks for the quotes...
JohnAdams was clearly bullish on the treatment after having completed it, but the results from Tinnitus Talk members who tried it is so far inconclusive.
Vincent, you indicated you also had this treatment. Could you expound a little bit more please? And of course I'll update the forum in the upcoming months.
No, that's a misunderstanding. I have not done any regenerative therapy to date. I am presently in the phase of saving up the money for it.
None yet. It's only been two and a half weeks. Dr. Shim said it will probably take at least two months or longer to see any results.
Says it also involves a cochlear implant. Maybe you could ask to get the PRP alone though.
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