Guest guest Posted January 11, 2009 Report Share Posted January 11, 2009 Lyrica and neurotonin will not help, instead, will become addictive, and not work to elevate moods, but rather perpetuate depression. A friend of mine recently ended up in a psychiatric unit, because he started hallucinating on those. Noise sensitivity is called hyperacusis. It is uncomfortable, but will subside in time. YOu need to see a neuro-otologist for this who will put you through a battery of tests. There is neuronal damage and Lyrica and Neurotonin, will cause further damage. I also suffer from hyperacusis, and at times, it is unbearable. At wsorse, I know, that it lessen, and put up with it. Personally, I have enough of uncomfortable, horrid symptoms to put up with and know fully well that those meds would not help improving but quite the opposite. I have yet to come accross anyone who has been taking those meds for a over year, and found them helpful. Usually, they end up changing meds and thus start a cycle difficult to break, for some impossible. Keep us posted if you go to a neuro-otologist. > > Lyrica and Neurontin are supposed to help my noise and smell > sensitivities. But have not. > > I can hear a pin drop at night. Traffic 5 miles away. Everything > is amplified. Smells UGH!!!!! > > Does anyone know what MD i should be seeing for this. Allergist > Neurologist???? It totally is disrupting my LIFE!!! > > or anything that my help. I sleep with ear plugs and a white noise > machine. But noise still get through!! > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2009 Report Share Posted January 11, 2009 Personally, I try to refrain from making blanket statements about drugs such as the ones written below. Yes, of course, certain people do have bad reactions to meds. And I myself come from a holistic health background and have resisted taking drugs for 12 years before excruciating pain made that impossible. I am now on neurontin and it has helped with the pain that no other pain med could treat. I would not be able to survive without it. (I also have the noise and smell sensitivities. I wear earplugs 24/7) We all would rather not be on drugs but scare statements like the one below could prevent certain people from receiving the help they need. I neither hallucinate or have depression on neurontin and I have been on it for 3 years. (I am also making slow but steady progress in my health due to a natural foods and supplement regimen.) Best wishes, Dani Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2009 Report Share Posted January 12, 2009 Sure Diane -- I can give you the list of what I'm on currently. I know different stuff works for different folks but here's my list. Doses are included if I remember... I have severe ME and a flare in 2005 left me bedridden. Still bed bound mostly but get better each year and can work from home now, part time. Sam-e 250 mg Serrapeptase 250 mg Vitamin A B-complex, 50 mg, 2x C, 2000 mg D E, 400 iu Vitamin B 12 injections, 1.5 mls, 3x per week Raw Glandular Adrenal Raw Glandular Thymus Armor Thyroid (- a “dusting” of ) Fish Oil capsules – 1 per day Flax Seed Oil Capsules, 2 per day Magnesium Oxide Magnesium Citrate Calcium Zinc 30 mg Tissue Salts Barley greens Powder 1 tsp Traulmeel cream Coenzyme Q10 60 mg Castor Oil pack – 5 days a week for 1 hour Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 Thanks Dani, and why the castor oil Diane    >> Sam-e 250 mg > Serrapeptase 250 mg > Vitamin A > B-complex, 50 mg, 2x > C, 2000 mg > D > E, 400 iu > Vitamin B 12 injections, 1.5 mls, 3x per week > Raw Glandular Adrenal > Raw Glandular Thymus > Armor Thyroid (- a “dusting†of ) > Fish Oil capsules – 1 per day > Flax Seed Oil Capsules, 2 per day > Magnesium Oxide > Magnesium Citrate > Calcium > Zinc 30 mg > Tissue Salts > Barley greens Powder 1 tsp > Traulmeel cream > Coenzyme Q10 60 mg > Castor Oil pack – 5 days a week for 1 hour Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 It's the only way I can detox my liver without increasing my pain. I can't do standard liver detoxes or cleanses but castor oil packs are very gentle in their detox action. They also allegedly help boost the immune system. Very messy though! Wish I didn't have to do them but they do seem to bring the pain down a notch on the days I do them. Best, Dani Thanks Dani, and why the castor oil Diane Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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