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NRTX-1001 Inhibitory Neuron Cell Therapy Maybe this could help if the issue is lost gabaergic interneurons https://www.neuronatherapeutics.com/pipeline/

You asked me to reply to your post. Ok. Don't even drink coffee. No sugar or any energy drinks. Eat clean and good. Lots of broccoli. Sleep good. Exercise. This will be a start. For tinnitus and hyperacusis. If you don't want them to get worse. No antibiotics, no antidepressants, no NSAIDS, no aspirin, no alcohol. Nothing. If you do drugs again, it will get worse. even if it heals you are not supposed to take drugs anymore. Wait 2-3 years for a drug by BioHaven to be out called BHV-7000. More info on the online forum named tinnitustalk.

This is for the moderators @Jay1, @Fawkinchit and others who are researching for a cure online. I would like to pick your brains on something, since you have more experience playing around with antiepileptics than tinnitus sufferers. I got poisoned by fluoroquinolone antibiotics, which made me lose sleep, as well as give me physical issues. To help with sleep, I was given Mirtazapine. BIG MISTAKE, it almost killed me in my compromised state, but I never realized it until it was too late. By the time I realzied it, I had full blown HPPD. It only got worse after I cold turkeyed it. Initially, my main symptom was Tinnitus and Hyperacusis. WHile doing research online, I came across an antiepileptic called Retigabine, a KV7.2/3 modulator (potassium channel openers). People reported success with it in the past for their tinnitus, some even got cured. You can find more info on TinnitusTalk. However, it gave some people VSS as well. It worked on multiple receptors, voltage channels, that's why it had many nasty side effects. It got removed from the market. Now, they are reworking it to have less side effects and be more potent and more specific. These two drugs are called XEN1101 and BHV-7000. BHV-7000 will hit KV7.2/3 stronger than Xen1101 and is more potent in hitting those two potassium channels and only those two. Whereas Xen1101 will have similar action to Retigabine but woN't have side as many side effects as Retigabine. It will hit Gaba, KV7.2/3 and to some extend 7.4 and 7.5. The tinnitus community is waiting patiently for these drugs to come out.... Gabapentin also hits Kv7.2/3 and to some extend Gaba, I guess. Some people report in reduced visuals with it, also some people report, reduced tinnitus while on it. Do you think, these two upcoming potassium channel openers could help with our visuals, based on your research? Please look into them if you haven't already. Maybe they'll be able to help us?

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