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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / May 2006What drugs are given with HBO ?
Hi, I want to know what drugs are given with HBO? I have tinnitus for 75 days now, and finally found a HBO clinic in my area that would treat me, but this clinic is not used to treat tinnitus patients, so I think that they wouldn't know anything about drugs that should be taken with HBO for tinnitus. I start tomorrow. PS. I now take a multivitamin/day, and B-50-complex/day, and Magnesium 400mg/day, and 400E/d, and zinc 25/day, and omega 3, and started a few days ago also 540mg/day of Gingko Biloba. On 5/15/06 1:59 PM, in article 1147726769.454990.45900@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com, > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > 400mg/day, and 400E/d, and zinc 25/day, and omega 3, and started a few > days ago also 540mg/day of Gingko Biloba. I know of no drug specifically given for HBO Rx for tinnitus. Although the europeans have claimed good results with tinnitus, we have not seen this and I don't recommend this for my patients. By the way, I have a certificate in HBO therapy. I can tell you my own experience here in China as I myself went through it. Practically all T patients going into the chamber are given blood vessel dilating medicine in the form of intravenous injection. HBO did not help me. And I wish I had not gone to be contained in that medal tube and later on that metal chamber with people for 2 hours. However, *some* patients did indicate improvement. I think where it helps with HBO is for the blood vessel dilating medicine to be absorbed better. You are the only person that can tell. Try it once or twice. If you experience NOTHING, drop it. I think your gingko, which is a blood thinning medicine, is enough. "HBO did not help me. And I wish I had not gone to be contained in that medal tube and later on that metal chamber with people for 2 hours." Why do you wish you hadn't gone through it? Did it have side effects on you? "However, *some* patients did indicate improvement" "Try it once or twice. If you experience NOTHING, drop it." Do you know if for people for whom it helped, did it work right at the start, at the first or second time? PS. I was there today, and I think there was no change, maybe a little change. PS2. The pressure at the chamber is 1 bar over regular atmosphere. Is that enough? Just try it a few times and see if it works for *you*. That is all it counts. You don't need any more med. YOur blood thinning gingko is enough. A guy I know was rushed to the HBO chamber as soon as he was diagnosed with T. He was totally cured. I experienced no side-effect. Just getting bored inside with a bunch of patients. If there had been some pretty looking girls inside, I would have spoken of the experience more highly!. On 5/16/06 12:20 AM, in article 1147764043.637510.101930@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com, "fyfpoon@gmail.com" > However, *some* patients did indicate improvement So how come the scientific research doesn't show this? The concept of dilating the blood vessels for Tinnitus was discarded 25 years ago. There is no relation. (1)It is virtually impossible for me to rationalize between what the patients in the HBO chamber indicated to me and what you find from *all* the scientific research in the world. And I am not sure if you have read *all* the scientific reserach in the *whole* world. A search under Yahoo reveals some success stories which you may discard as UN-scientific. (2)Blood vessel dilating may not be connected to T _directly_ but may do so _indirectly. Right? Please read my other post "allow your body to treat your T' to get the idea. OUr body is a very complex inter-related mechanism. Never say never...Murray.
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