Infusion treatment for tinnitus is very popular in China, according to
what I have seen, and in Europe, according to what I have read, but
does not seem to have been mentioned here in AST by the American
doctors.  In places like Hong Kong and Vancouver, the ENT doctors I
visited were either unaware of such treatment for tinnitus or did not
think highly of it, let alone of recommending it.

I had my first infusion treatment about 6 months after my T started.

infusion treatment was not warranted, but from *other*
doctors' view, an old T can also be treated like a new T, albeit it
may take longer time to jump-start it.

I was prescribed for 12 days of intravenous infusion in a hospital in
a coastal city of China.  I rused for this treatment after hearing the
story from a physician whose T, according to her, was cured after
infusion treatment.  Her T was a new T, and she went for this type of
treatment only a few days after she had heard the noise in her ear.

Two types of solution were used: one was pharmacetical or chemical and
the other one herbal.   I spent more than 2 hours each morning for the
infusion treatment.  There was no reaction from my T until I went into
almost the 9th day of treatment.  The volume of T sound was all of a
sudden cut down.  I rounded up the treatment after the 11th day and it
was also the time when I managed to get rid of Ativan.  The T sound
came back later on but to a lesser decibel.

Does infusion treatment work for tinnitus?  Again, for some...yes and
for some...no.

FP