Varda

Thinking about popping some Hydroxyzine

Curcumin also apparently knocks this virus out:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4629085/
a game changer

Took some nicotinamide, papaverine and loflazepate and after a good nights sleep my T is cured! Praise Jesus!

Uh oh, T is starting to come back, maybe I spoke too soon.

Disgusting advice. Many people have been disabled from taking the vaccine. Who is Dr Nagler?

@Juliane It can't even be called "advice." The phrasing "you owe it to society" is just straight up psychological bullying.

@Juliane he was a nonsense spewing white coat on tinnitustalk posting until a while ago

What did the lawyer say?

Unfortunately, there no way to prove that a doctor is libel for prescribing you an FDA approved medication.

The FDA should have required there be a black box warning on azithromycin stating that it may cause permanent tinnitus. Are there any lawyers here that would like to help me sue the FDA. 100% contingency of course, you will take your fee from the settlement received from the FDA

I've got a ~13khz ringing that seems to come and go. A quiet 1500hz tone that is pretty constant and never changes. I'm past the 3 week mark where they claim macrolide ototoxicity reverses so I guess I just have to get used to it.

No

Benzos may temporarily reduce T in the short-term, but can permanently worsen T in the long-run.

The irony

never had a good exp with docs even pre-T.

crescentsky: I got a broken bone once. Seems pretty simple right? Put some bolts in the bone to fasten it back together? Nope, they ended up cutting a big fat sensory nerve while doing it and a big patch of my leg is permanently numb. I guess I should be thankful they properly washed there hands or sneeze in the open wound and I didn't get a massive infection.

They can be always dangerous even for simple shit. Just too dumb and too full of themselves. The rare good ones LISTEN to their patients.