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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / May 2006Acupuncture as a treatment
can anyone give us some feedback on this? the ad says TREATMENT it does not use the word CURE > can anyone give us some feedback on this? > the ad says TREATMENT > it does not use the word CURE Lots of folks have asked, one person in the past posted here that she thought it may have helped, but possibly due to the relaxation it brings. Controlled study indicates that it's not an effective T treatment. If you do it, it's an experiment on your part, and if it helps, I hope you'll report back here. Susan James Scott Mills <attala@mindspring.com> wrote in part: >can anyone give us some feedback on this? >the ad says TREATMENT >it does not use the word CURE Check PubMed. There have been controlled studies.  SignatureJim Chinnis / Warrenton, Virginia, USA Want to discuss Meniere's? See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MenieresDG It was acupuncture that finally released me of my head discomfort which might or might not have been related to my tinnitus. That is to say, I might have been suffering from two illnesses that existed side by side. If you want to try, after all else has failed, you can contact this one as follows: Dr.Zhang 604-4390865 in Vancouver. I think you should be able to tell whether it would help after 2 treatments. I would be a bit careful with the limitations of 'controlled' studies. I would like to try acupuncture, and this guy sounds good, but I have 3 kids and live in Indianapolis. Is there any resource where I could find a actupuncturist who specializes in Tinnitus, or is recommended? > It was acupuncture that finally released me of my head discomfort which > might or might not have been related to my tinnitus. That is to say, I [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > I would be a bit careful with the limitations of 'controlled' studies. This lady Chinese doctor lives in Vancouver. She has quite a bit of experience in treating tinnitus. She graduated from the Imperial University of Peking. Try to speak more slowly when you talk to her. She is speaking immigrant English. Acupuncture did not help my tinnitus, but it sure made me feel good for the rest of the day. > This lady Chinese doctor lives in Vancouver. She has quite a bit of > experience in treating tinnitus. She graduated from the Imperial > University of Peking. Try to speak more slowly when you talk to her. > She is speaking immigrant English. |
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