I was asked an important question by one of the doctors who signed up for my exosomes training course: “What percentage of patients see a response?”  I believe the number to be about 70%. It is such a delight to help people who otherwise would have no way to ameliorate their suffering.

This week, I received a nice email from a young man with a lot of suffering in his daily life. A.L. is a 34 yo man with multiple concussive injuries to the head from car accidents and baseballs hitting his head as an umpire. After a family tragedy, the stress coupled with loud music caused a horrible tinnitus May 2022, which gradually faded but the hyperacusis and facial neuralgia was severe and had persisted for four months. On 10/21/22, we did injections of MSC exosomes into his nasal area and both sides where his facial nerves were. Here is is reply from 12/28/22:

Hi Dr. Park,

I thought of you the other day. Good news – a lot of my symptoms have vastly improved since the injections. The true acceleration in the healing was about 3 weeks after the procedure. The improvement in symptoms have been greatly noticeable since the start of December. 

The tinnitus is way, way down. It’s mostly a mild hiss throughout the day. It doesn’t really react either. The days of any loud ring/pitch/etc seem to be gone. Spikes are small and barely noticeable. There are a lot of moments during the day where I don’t hear anything at all. A new wrinkle is that from 1am to 2am, if I’m awake, it’s gone. 

Hyperacusis is still here but 90% improved. I can go throughout the day without fear. I had 22 people in my home for Christmas, and I was fine. It only hurts for a few seconds and goes away. The headaches are gone but the inner ear pain is the only symptom remaining. I have dropped things and clanged bottles loudly with no reactions from my ears. It seems to have a mind of its own, but that is 100x better than it being every sound. 

The facial hyperesthesia is 95% better. I find it remains when under extreme stress from work. No longer reacts due to weather. 

I have a lot of my life back. I can’t return to the basketball court just yet, but I have a lot of my life back. I’ll take it considering what my summer/fall were.