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Advice on medications available

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What is the chemiocal-component of LAPHRDAIG?
What is this drug generrally prescribed for?
Any Side-Effects?
Does it work, How does it work?

What is MENIETT, Same Questions as Above?

What is NIASPAN, same questions apply?

Has anyone found relief through use of NEURONTIN?

How usful is the LIPO_FLAVANOID?

Thanking You For any information regarding these
medecines, I am assisting a group of British
(ROYAL) Marines.
Sincerly, Jessica Caley
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I've read all 5 of your posts, they have bumped many others who also have concerns about their own health. Its quite inconsiderate of you.

I would suggest you call someone appropriate who can provide definitive, non guess work answers if your friend is urgent. Call the ATA or BTA.

That is: The American Tinnitus Association: (800) 634-8978

or

The British Tinnitus Association Helpline Freephone: 0800 018 0527

I looked them up to be sure. I hope that is helpful
JohnK
JohnK
We all wish there was a pill that would erase T. I've tryed Lipoflavoid, Neurontin, Xanax, and a few others. I'm sorry to report, there is as of now no magic pill for me. If your T is not accompanied by signifigant hearing loss, masking is probaly your best help today and tonight. A few posts back on the discussion page there is a link for Campral and T.
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So Snowrider are you the Moderator of this post.
Insisting that I ahould not seek advuce, looj for informatiom,To assisr someone
I t may appear imconsiderate of you, But it
is obviously arrogance that
drives people like you1?
Regards Jessica Caley
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neurontin zones me out but doesnt change the volume. it relaxes me. xanax doesnt help the volume at all. valium lowers the volume and was recommended by my neurologist. she told me valium and ativan are the only 2 benzos reccommended for menniers which is an educated guess for me as i dont have vertigo or nausea or vision changes. my real problem is sitting lying down squeezing pushing pulling lifting these movements bring the ringing on immediately. we are thinking surgery may correct it and i hope but i am afraid but i will do it in a heatbeat or minus a heatbeat lol
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i ordered lipoflavanoid today. i tried gingo and it got louder immediately. walking makes it louder as does household chores (got out of that bs) best part of t but i have to ring for the sake of not being a total pig once in a while. may start buying chardonnay. anyone know if wine helps?
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