Tinnitus, Deafness and Ear Problems Support Group
This group is for those coping with Tinnitus (ringing ears or ear noise), hearing loss, and all ear issues. Join to find support and get advice from others.
This group is for those coping with Tinnitus (ringing ears or ear noise), hearing loss, and all ear issues. Join to find support and get advice from others.
News
October 17, 2011 Auris Medical reporting positive results from phase IIb trial with AM-101 for the treatment of acute inner ear tinnitus.
and thats probably the last you will hear from that particular trial ..
frustrating or what !! ... and thats how its been going on for the last 5 years Micky
http://tinnitussupport92262.yuku.com/topic/15320/I-will-be-involved-in-a-clinical-trail-AM-101?page=1#.Tu-E2VawVL0
sorry to be so pessamistic .. i am as frustrated as the next person .. my Tinnitus drives me nuts night and day .. over the last ten years i have had my hopes raised and dashed too many times .. the post below i took off the forum you kindly posted the link and this is more in my line of thinking
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My Recent Posts I don't see how it will do any good.. It goes into the inner ear .. Tinnitus is in the brain.. it may help T that exists because of a recent ear injury or something, but unless it miraculously restores the vestibular hair cells, I have serious doubts,,
Really now,, how will it work on a signal originating in the brain ???.... I pray its a miracle cure, but man, I am very skeptical..
IMHO its like Prednisone in that it will work well on T induced by recent trauma. That will help a few people perhaps in quieting the T before the signals are hard wired I suppose, which is a good thing for a lucky few.
For those that have been suffering with T long term however,it sounds to me like more of the same old snake oil... bob
Hi Valhalla,
Detailed results will be published next year in a scientific journal. We have generated a large amount of data and are still busy analyzing and digesting them. The drug development process is a long and winding road I understand your impatience. However, it has to follow certain rules, guidelines and laws and it also makes sense to go step by step. Please be assured that we are doing our best to get new treatment options to tinnitus sufferers as quickly as possible.
Happy Holidays.
Thomas Meyer
Sounds like you've done a lot of research over the past 10 years, do you have any belief the vagus nerve or any nerve played a part in this, or are you purely of the hairs/brain camp...
actually... i just had a great idea in order to make sure we stay current with the times.. let's divide ourselves into two camps.. nerve and brain.. then let's force the other one into either a 'right wing' or a 'left wing' caricature.. then let's hate each other!!! HAHAHAHAHa.. ok that was a joke.
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Hey Neilster well im pleased i made you happy .. thing is, ...Tinnitus is a very frustrating illness and can be very debilitating for some folk..
maybe you have huge strength of character and can maybe shrug it off or even partially ignore it .. for others this is just not possible, and they have real hard times getting through the day.. Tinnitus is a serious business to contend with .. It's generated somewhere within the brain.. the tricky part is targetting it with a drug to damp it down.. not possible yet , but will be one day when they finally un-ravell the mystery .. regards from the Hilarious one ..