Mike,

Cipro is a fluoroquinolone which is chemically different to
quinine.  I've not heard of any adverse response of tinnitus w.
Cipro and has never (to my knowledge) been considered ototoxic.

frank

    It may sound utterly unbelievable at this point in your Tee
journey, but - it *will* get better. Just make sure you don't schedule
any time lines else you'll set yourself up for disappointments. Keep
in mind that for most people getting over tinnitus is a process, not
an event. On the rough days keep telling yourself that tinnitus cannot
harm you. There is a tunnel and there is light at the end of it.
Wishing you smooth sailing,
Bart.
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**may your moments of need be met by moments of compassion**

Just _what_ does the packaging inlay say about possible side effects?

Just _what_ did the prescribing medical professional decide to do when
confronted with the issue, my possibly incorrect understanding is that
another follow up antibiotics treatment should be intiated to avoid
leaving the most resistant part of the original infection as survivors
and thus promoting the spread of eventual resistance to the antibiotic
in question.

  Kind regards

  Peter Larsen