I just want to say thank you for your site.
I'm primarily posting this to in the hope that it may warn someone who's about to take an ototoxic anti-biotic, or has already taken some and has started to notice some tinnitus.
I had an eye infection and unfortunately I was too busy with work to take care of myself properly and naturally and unfortunately I was dumb enough to go to a western doctor and take hismedecine poison without even googling it. I've researched eye-drops in the past while the ingredients in allopathic drops are often worryingly harmful, I ignorantly assumed the harm in using it for a few days would be negligible.
He perscribed Tobramycin eyedrops, 2 drops every 3 hours and then Tobramycin ointment at night.
I only used 2 doses (4 drops total) and I noticed something was seriously wrong. I had intense tinnitus and didn't feel normal.
I immediately did a few quick internet searches and found sites like yours and forums where people described their experiences. One man even became deaf in one ear 19 hours after a single dose of Tobramycin. I then washed my eye out vigorously and drank massive quantities of water to try flush it out.
Unfortunately it was too late and some damage was done. I've had tinnitus ever since. It's gotten slightly less intense 6 weeks later.
My cousin since told me that he took Amoxycillin for 6 days and completely lost his sense of smell for 2 years, and 6 years later his sense of smell is still very weak.
The doc also perscribed Amoxycillin, which I bought as well. Thank god I never used the Toborex ointment or Amoxycillin.
I instead used colloidal silver to cure my eye infection. 1 drop every 10 mins when it was very swollen and itching. The infection has passed. I still have a little chazalion but it's progressively getting smaller and smaller. One great treatment I invented is to fill a swimming goggle with colloidal silver and relax with it, letting it flush out the tear duct and eye sac. The only reason it's taken long is I've not really attended to it regularly and with enough intensity because I've been really busy with life and work.
State of things.
So it's been about 6 weeks. The tinnitus has gotten about 10-30% quieter. It's hard to say. It still sucks and I still hate the doctor and big pharma for being such a holes and not telling me the risks.
I used to love music but now I listen to music and I fear I might be making the tinnitus worse and perhaps I should just rest my ears.
If I listen to music at a gentle volume, after a few hours I occasionally notice the tinnitus is at 1/3 of the music's volume.
I don't really enjoy music that much anymore.
It's really disheartening, distracting, depressing.
I just ignore it and carry on with life. What's the point in being angry, not going to fix anything.
I've made many fups in life. This is one of the lingering ones.
I saw some member on the forum here experimenting with his home-made laser ear treatment. I'm also an electronics enthusiast, and it peeked my interest a little. I see he said it got slightly better after many months. It's hard to say whether it would have gotten better regardless.
I've looked up some double blind studies where laser healing was attempted and the results didn't look significant.
I saw some website peddling high pitched mp3's for $400, calling it sound theraphy.
I do honestly believe (without conviction or research yet) that sound and light theraphy could be beneficial. It sure would be nice to see some people who've had success with sound/light theraphy?
Be well people
I'm primarily posting this to in the hope that it may warn someone who's about to take an ototoxic anti-biotic, or has already taken some and has started to notice some tinnitus.
I had an eye infection and unfortunately I was too busy with work to take care of myself properly and naturally and unfortunately I was dumb enough to go to a western doctor and take his
He perscribed Tobramycin eyedrops, 2 drops every 3 hours and then Tobramycin ointment at night.
I only used 2 doses (4 drops total) and I noticed something was seriously wrong. I had intense tinnitus and didn't feel normal.
I immediately did a few quick internet searches and found sites like yours and forums where people described their experiences. One man even became deaf in one ear 19 hours after a single dose of Tobramycin. I then washed my eye out vigorously and drank massive quantities of water to try flush it out.
Unfortunately it was too late and some damage was done. I've had tinnitus ever since. It's gotten slightly less intense 6 weeks later.
My cousin since told me that he took Amoxycillin for 6 days and completely lost his sense of smell for 2 years, and 6 years later his sense of smell is still very weak.
The doc also perscribed Amoxycillin, which I bought as well. Thank god I never used the Toborex ointment or Amoxycillin.
I instead used colloidal silver to cure my eye infection. 1 drop every 10 mins when it was very swollen and itching. The infection has passed. I still have a little chazalion but it's progressively getting smaller and smaller. One great treatment I invented is to fill a swimming goggle with colloidal silver and relax with it, letting it flush out the tear duct and eye sac. The only reason it's taken long is I've not really attended to it regularly and with enough intensity because I've been really busy with life and work.
State of things.
So it's been about 6 weeks. The tinnitus has gotten about 10-30% quieter. It's hard to say. It still sucks and I still hate the doctor and big pharma for being such a holes and not telling me the risks.
I used to love music but now I listen to music and I fear I might be making the tinnitus worse and perhaps I should just rest my ears.
If I listen to music at a gentle volume, after a few hours I occasionally notice the tinnitus is at 1/3 of the music's volume.
I don't really enjoy music that much anymore.
It's really disheartening, distracting, depressing.
I just ignore it and carry on with life. What's the point in being angry, not going to fix anything.
I've made many fups in life. This is one of the lingering ones.
I saw some member on the forum here experimenting with his home-made laser ear treatment. I'm also an electronics enthusiast, and it peeked my interest a little. I see he said it got slightly better after many months. It's hard to say whether it would have gotten better regardless.
I've looked up some double blind studies where laser healing was attempted and the results didn't look significant.
I saw some website peddling high pitched mp3's for $400, calling it sound theraphy.
I do honestly believe (without conviction or research yet) that sound and light theraphy could be beneficial. It sure would be nice to see some people who've had success with sound/light theraphy?
Be well people
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