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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / September 2004living with the T
Good place to be, Hong Kong for tinnitus. I could go without elavil for 2-3 nights in a row. The air conditioners provide the masking. Also the humidity is tiring. > Good place to be, Hong Kong for tinnitus. I could go without elavil for 2-3 > nights in a row. The air conditioners provide the masking. Also the humidity > is tiring. So you have finally had a taste of Hong Kong. I am glad that I am enjoying my vacation in Vancouver. It is rainy but comfortable. Mind you, the people in that conjected place named HK are among the longest living in the whole world. I suppose most of them don't want to die until they manage to dig out their first bucket of gold. You were obviously not living in the 5 stars hotels...hahaha FP I have been on business trips to Europe and Asia, and ceiling fans and A/C are very common to give you that masking. I still carry my RadioShack sound machine with a 120/220V converter (square plug/round plug converters too). I am sleeping so normally thankfully since over a year. Just had a 2 hour afternoon nap which was a rarity after i got tinnitus 1.5 yrs ago. biggest challenge for my sleep conquest are: 1. sleep on an amtrak train- still no success. 2. sleep on a long distance flight - managed to get 3 or 4 hours. not bad yeh! William, hope you can forego the elavil in the future. I still carry my zolpidem (ambien/stilnox/zolfresh whatever..), but i have hardly needed to use it. > > Good place to be, Hong Kong for tinnitus. I could go without elavil for 2-3 > > nights in a row. The air conditioners provide the masking. Also the humidity [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > FP I used to need Ativan for my sleep but now I need NOTHING. A doctor prescribed me ATIVAN after I told him what I had read about the successful 'controlled' study of aprazolam in Dr. Negler's website. I wonder if anyone should even recommend that drug named aprazolam. It is almost like cocaine. FP ================== > I have been on business trips to Europe and Asia, and ceiling fans and A/C are very common to give you > that masking. I still carry my RadioShack sound machine with a 120/220V converter (square plug/round [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > > > FP
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