Re: Good news & a question for the women

[Guest guest]

Hi Lesley,

Where are you located?

Thanks

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Good news & a question for the women

Hi Everyone,

I saw my neuro. on wed. She is very pleased with how I am doing on the LDN. I brought her tons of info. I had printed off along with your book . She said she would be very interested in reading it. I mentioned how well I felt I was doing on it. I also told her of my friend with als with no progression in two months!!!! I said maybe this is something you could offer to people with limited medication choices. I knew if I said please prescribe this to everyone it wouldn't fly. Altho I really think I made some headway. She was very shocked to hear that alot of doc's won't prescribe this. She said "Thats crazy its not like this will hurt you". So I teased her and said ya know there are alot of people who want your number. She said what for a prescription? I said yes. She said I don't mind giving them. . I said but I don't think you would do it over the phone without meeting them? She said no of course not. So if I hear of anyone in my area I have the doc. for them!

I am so hoping she will read all I gave her and be stunned. After all there is so much pro and very little con. Maybe she can help in some way to spread the word.

I have a question for the women out there. Men close your eyes . Did any of you have problems with your period while on LDN? More frequent coming earlier? Also acne. I am getting the weirdest outbreaks. Not complaining just wondering?

Take Care

[Guest guest]

Hi Aletha, I am in Ottawa which is in Ontario which is in Canada.

The land of brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! Hee hee!

Take Care

> Hi Lesley,

>

> Where are you located?

>

> Thanks

> Aletha

>

[Guest guest]

ewwwwwwwwwwwww les too much info yuck yuck yuck

--- <pomsaregreat@...> wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I saw my neuro. on wed. She is very pleased with

> how I am doing on the

> LDN. I brought her tons of info. I had printed off

> along with your book

> . She said she would be very interested in

> reading it. I mentioned

> how well I felt I was doing on it. I also told her

> of my friend with

> als with no progression in two months!!!! I said

> maybe this is

> something you could offer to people with limited

> medication choices. I

> knew if I said please prescribe this to everyone it

> wouldn't fly. Altho

> I really think I made some headway. She was very

> shocked to hear that

> alot of doc's won't prescribe this. She said " Thats

> crazy its not like

> this will hurt you " . So I teased her and said ya

> know there are alot of

> people who want your number. She said what for a

> prescription? I said

> yes. She said I don't mind giving them. [] . I

> said but I don't

> think you would do it over the phone without meeting

> them? She said no

> of course not. So if I hear of anyone in my area I

> have the doc. for

> them!

>

> I am so hoping she will read all I gave her and be

> stunned. After all

> there is so much pro and very little con. Maybe she

> can help in some

> way to spread the word.

>

> I have a question for the women out there. Men

> close your eyes [: " >] .

> Did any of you have problems with your period while

> on LDN? More

> frequent coming earlier? Also acne. I am getting

> the weirdest

> outbreaks. Not complaining just wondering?

>

> Take Care

>

>

__________________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

,

It sounds like you've found a terrific doc. Congratulations! Where are you

from?

As for your question, I have noticed a bit of acne, but nothing terribly

extraordinary. The length of my cycle has also gotten longer, but then, I am

pre-menopausal, so who knows?

Best of luck with everything,

Suzanne

> Date: Sat, 25 Feb 2006 01:18:06 -0000

> From: " " <pomsaregreat@...>

> Subject: Good news & a question for the women

>

> Good news & a question for the women

>

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I saw my neuro. on wed. She is very pleased with how I am doing on the

> LDN. I brought her tons of info. I had printed off along with your book

> . She said she would be very interested in reading it. I mentioned

> how well I felt I was doing on it. I also told her of my friend with

> als with no progression in two months!!!! I said maybe this is

> something you could offer to people with limited medication choices. I

> knew if I said please prescribe this to everyone it wouldn't fly. Altho

> I really think I made some headway. She was very shocked to hear that

> alot of doc's won't prescribe this. She said " Thats crazy its not like

> this will hurt you " . So I teased her and said ya know there are alot of

> people who want your number. She said what for a prescription? I said

> yes. She said I don't mind giving them. [] . I said but I don't

> think you would do it over the phone without meeting them? She said no

> of course not. So if I hear of anyone in my area I have the doc. for

> them!

>

> I am so hoping she will read all I gave her and be stunned. After all

> there is so much pro and very little con. Maybe she can help in some

> way to spread the word.

>

> I have a question for the women out there. Men close your eyes [: " >] .

> Did any of you have problems with your period while on LDN? More

> frequent coming earlier? Also acne. I am getting the weirdest

> outbreaks. Not complaining just wondering?

>

> Take Care

[Guest guest]

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Good news & a question for the women

ewwwwwwwwwwwww les too much info yuck yuck yuck

Periods are a natural part of bodily functions for women and changes in them can be important indicators of what is going on in their body.

This forum is for discussing the workings of the human body in relation to LDN and women should not be made to feel ashamed for talking about how it affects their menstrual cycle!!!

--- <pomsaregreat@...> wrote:> > Hi Everyone,> > I saw my neuro. on wed. She is very pleased with> how I am doing on the> LDN. I brought her tons of info. I had printed off> along with your book> . She said she would be very interested in> reading it. I mentioned> how well I felt I was doing on it. I also told her> of my friend with> als with no progression in two months!!!! I said> maybe this is> something you could offer to people with limited> medication choices. I> knew if I said please prescribe this to everyone it> wouldn't fly. Altho> I really think I made some headway. She was very> shocked to hear that> alot of doc's won't prescribe this. She said "Thats> crazy its not like> this will hurt you". So I teased her and said ya> know there are alot of> people who want your number. She said what for a> prescription? I said> yes. She said I don't mind giving them. [] . I> said but I don't> think you would do it over the phone without meeting> them? She said no> of course not. So if I hear of anyone in my area I> have the doc. for> them!> > I am so hoping she will read all I gave her and be> stunned. After all> there is so much pro and very little con. Maybe she> can help in some> way to spread the word.> > I have a question for the women out there. Men> close your eyes [:">] .> Did any of you have problems with your period while> on LDN? More> frequent coming earlier? Also acne. I am getting> the weirdest> outbreaks. Not complaining just wondering?> > Take Care > > __________________________________________________________ Find your next car at http://autos..ca

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[Guest guest]

From a male perspective, I second what said. My wife is the one

with MS in our clan and changes in her cycle are sometimes an early

indication of looming MS related problems. I hadn't correlated it

before, but yes, , 's periods have been more frequent since

starting LDN, sometimes as short as 21 day cycles, typically about 25

days. Before she was almost always 28 days. There have been other

issues, such as fertility hormones, major stress from moving and intense

summer heat, any one of which we assumed was the cause, but it also

correlates to starting LDN. I would also be curious if other women have

seen the same reduction in cycle time since starting LDN, if they don't

mind replying. It might ease 's mind. She's still worried about

it, though coping.

Da Costa wrote:

> Re: [low dose naltrexone] Good news & a question for the women

>

> ewwwwwwwwwwwww les too much info yuck yuck yuck

>

> Periods are a natural part of bodily functions for women and

> changes in them can be important indicators of what is going on in

> their body.

>

> This forum is for discussing the workings of the human body in

> relation to LDN and women should not be made to feel ashamed for

> talking about how it affects their menstrual cycle!!!

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Suzanne,

I feel very fortunate to have her. I actually thanked her for

helping me. She stopped, thought a moment and said I try to do what

I can to help. I think it threw her. I've since talked to someone

who use to work for a neuro. typing out transcripts. She said you

probably made her day. Not many people thank their doctors. She's

right. Even tho I am in Canada and don't pay out of pocket per say

I have to agree that I don't thank doctors very often. It's almost

a given that they are to treat us. Thats their job. At least thats

how we feel sometimes.

I am in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

Thanks for answering my question. No doubt it's hard to tell if you

are peri meno... I may be hitting that soon myself. In the short

term I am having it closer together. *groans*

Take Care

> It sounds like you've found a terrific doc. Congratulations! Where

are you

> from?

>

> As for your question, I have noticed a bit of acne, but nothing

terribly

> extraordinary. The length of my cycle has also gotten longer, but

then, I am

> pre-menopausal, so who knows?

>

> Best of luck with everything,

> Suzanne

>

[Guest guest]

I thought I'd better step in and explain. I have known for years. He was only joking! He does take my feelings into consideration. Honest!

in keeping with reporting changes when on ldn, I wonder what having periods closer together indicates? Other than a pain in the butt .

What I hate is I have two autoimmune diseases and they both get worse during that time. The ms and the hidradenitis.

Take Care and Thanks for coming to my rescue. He was only kidding .

> Periods are a natural part of bodily functions for women and changes in them can be important indicators of what is going on in their body.> >

[Guest guest]

I've heard that LDN increase Testosterone Levels. I bet that might

have something to do with it.

On Feb 25, 2006, at 4:32 PM, wrote:

> I thought I'd better step in and explain.  I have known for

> years.  He was only joking!  He does take my feelings into

> consideration.  Honest! 

>

> in keeping with reporting changes when on ldn, I wonder what

> having periods closer together indicates?  Other than a pain in the

> butt <09.gif>.

>

> What I hate is I have two autoimmune diseases and they both get worse

> during that time.  The ms and the hidradenitis.

>

> Take Care and Thanks for coming to my rescue.  He was only kidding

> <08.gif>.

>

>

>

> > Periods are a natural part of bodily functions for women and changes

> in them can be important indicators of what is going on in their body.

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Wesley,

Thank you for your reply. What type of problems does your wife

have? If thats not getting too personal. I do know that existing

ms symptoms get worse during that time (period). Also many women

have been known to go into remission while pregnant and have a

relapse a couple of months after giving birth.

I haven't been on LDN long enough to see if this change of closer

periods is to stay. I am about 3 months on. One month at 4.5.

Maybe once my system gets use to the ldn my period will straighten

out? I use to be 28 days but now am 21 days. It's just recently I

noticed the corelation.

Please tell to try and not worry. I know thats hard sometimes

but stress can make ms symptoms much worse. Also, add on, the

fatigue and dizziness the heat brings on with mser's, makes for

feeling pretty rough! It's no wonder why feels as she does!

Hopefully soon the stress will leave and her cycle will straighten

out. Oh do you have air conditioning? It's a must for me in the

summer months. If by chance you can't afford one the ms society

will help pay for one up to a certain amount. At least they do in

Canada. I'm not sure how much tho.

Take Care

>

> From a male perspective, I second what said. My wife is

the one

> with MS in our clan and changes in her cycle are sometimes an

early

> indication of looming MS related problems. I hadn't correlated it

> before, but yes, , 's periods have been more frequent

since

> starting LDN, sometimes as short as 21 day cycles, typically about

25

> days. Before she was almost always 28 days.

[Guest guest]

Hi , Really? I had not heard that. I will do some looking

around. Thanks!

Take Care

> I've heard that LDN increase Testosterone Levels. I bet that might

> have something to do with it.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, some people experience more acne, and others even say they grow

more hair. I could sure use some more hair, LOL!

On Feb 25, 2006, at 5:00 PM, wrote:

> Hi ,  Really?  I had not heard that.  I will do some looking

> around.  Thanks!

>

> Take Care

>

> > I've heard that LDN increase Testosterone Levels.  I bet that might

> > have something to do with it.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Mine are heavier and longer too but I am also 49 and menopause with all its weirdnesses is probably right around the corner.

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Good news & a question for the women

ewwwwwwwwwwwww les too much info yuck yuck yuck

Periods are a natural part of bodily functions for women and changes in them can be important indicators of what is going on in their body.

This forum is for discussing the workings of the human body in relation to LDN and women should not be made to feel ashamed for talking about how it affects their menstrual cycle!!!

--- <pomsaregreat@...> wrote:> > Hi Everyone,> > I saw my neuro. on wed. She is very pleased with> how I am doing on the> LDN. I brought her tons of info. I had printed off> along with your book> . She said she would be very interested in> reading it. I mentioned> how well I felt I was doing on it. I also told her> of my friend with> als with no progression in two months!!!! I said> maybe this is> something you could offer to people with limited> medication choices. I> knew if I said please prescribe this to everyone it> wouldn't fly. Altho> I really think I made some headway. She was very> shocked to hear that> alot of doc's won't prescribe this. She said "Thats> crazy its not like> this will hurt you". So I teased her and said ya> know there are alot of> people who want your number. She said what for a> prescription? I said> yes. She said I don't mind giving them. [] . I> said but I don't> think you would do it over the phone without meeting> them? She said no> of course not. So if I hear of anyone in my area I> have the doc. for> them!> > I am so hoping she will read all I gave her and be> stunned. After all> there is so much pro and very little con. Maybe she> can help in some> way to spread the word.> > I have a question for the women out there. Men> close your eyes [:">] .> Did any of you have problems with your period while> on LDN? More> frequent coming earlier? Also acne. I am getting> the weirdest> outbreaks. Not complaining just wondering?> > Take Care > > __________________________________________________________ Find your next car at http://autos..ca

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[Guest guest]

Hi Lesley,

I hate to tell you but, very mild weathered Monterey in California. If it

helps I am very grateful for the good weather. I'll bet it is beautiful in

Ottawa.

My best

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Good news & a question for the women

> Hi Aletha, I am in Ottawa which is in Ontario which is in Canada.

> The land of brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! Hee hee!

>

> Take Care

>> Hi Lesley,

>>

>> Where are you located?

>>

>> Thanks

>> Aletha

>>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I saw my neuro. on wed. She is very pleased with how I am doing on the

> LDN. I brought her tons of info. I had printed off along with your book

> . She said she would be very interested in reading it. I mentioned

> how well I felt I was doing on it. I also told her of my friend with

> als with no progression in two months!!!! I said maybe this is

> something you could offer to people with limited medication choices. I

> knew if I said please prescribe this to everyone it wouldn't fly. Altho

> I really think I made some headway. She was very shocked to hear that

> alot of doc's won't prescribe this. She said " Thats crazy its not like

> this will hurt you " . So I teased her and said ya know there are alot of

> people who want your number. She said what for a prescription? I said

> yes. She said I don't mind giving them. [] . I said but I don't

> think you would do it over the phone without meeting them? She said no

> of course not. So if I hear of anyone in my area I have the doc. for

> them!

>

> I am so hoping she will read all I gave her and be stunned. After all

> there is so much pro and very little con. Maybe she can help in some

> way to spread the word.

>

> I have a question for the women out there. Men close your eyes [: " >] .

> Did any of you have problems with your period while on LDN? More

> frequent coming earlier? Also acne. I am getting the weirdest

> outbreaks. Not complaining just wondering?

>

> Take Care

>

=======

Since starting LDN I am now having 2 menses cycles a month.

Not fun but I'd rather deal with that problem over the MS problems any day.

[Guest guest]

She has major headaches that feel very much like her sporadic MS

headache for 2-3 days before. She had this before LDN, but it's worse

now. There's also heavier flow during, which at times is enough to

scare her, and, as mentioned, shorter cycles since starting LDN. She

never got pregnant (long story, complications), but after stopping the

fertility hormones, she had a major exacerbation, mimicking the

post-partum effect.

The major stress is over since the move is over. Heat is no longer a

concern since we now live on the frozen tundra. The natives here think

85 Fahrenheit is a hot day and one time it was 93! 85 with almost

constant wind is nothing compared to 110 and stagnant. Her MS was one

reason we moved away from the heat.

wrote:

>Hi Wesley,

>

>Thank you for your reply. What type of problems does your wife

>have? If thats not getting too personal. I do know that existing

>ms symptoms get worse during that time (period). Also many women

>have been known to go into remission while pregnant and have a

>relapse a couple of months after giving birth.

>

>I haven't been on LDN long enough to see if this change of closer

>periods is to stay. I am about 3 months on. One month at 4.5.

>Maybe once my system gets use to the ldn my period will straighten

>out? I use to be 28 days but now am 21 days. It's just recently I

>noticed the corelation.

>

>Please tell to try and not worry. I know thats hard sometimes

>but stress can make ms symptoms much worse. Also, add on, the

>fatigue and dizziness the heat brings on with mser's, makes for

>feeling pretty rough! It's no wonder why feels as she does!

>Hopefully soon the stress will leave and her cycle will straighten

>out. Oh do you have air conditioning? It's a must for me in the

>summer months. If by chance you can't afford one the ms society

>will help pay for one up to a certain amount. At least they do in

>Canada. I'm not sure how much tho.

>

>Take Care

>

>

[Guest guest]

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Good news & a question for the women> Hi Aletha, I am in Ottawa which is in Ontario which is in Canada.> The land of brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! Hee hee!>> Take Care >> Hi Lesley,>>>> Where are you located?>>>> Thanks>> Aletha>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

I have a question as a younger person, and as some one who might be

taking LDN in the future. What if you are on birth control?

Specifically FOR regulation of cycles. Will LDN complicate this? I

had to go the emergency rooms for cramps and emotional imbalances as

a teenager, and was put

on birth control to prevent this(also keeps me sane during

cycles...though... I still get MEAN). If I take LDN, and it

DOES cause trouble with a woman's cycle, will it affect that the

birth control is doing to help me? Is there any younger women on

birth control who are taking LDN?

Anri

>

> Hi Wesley,

>

> Thank you for your reply. What type of problems does your wife

> have? If thats not getting too personal. I do know that existing

> ms symptoms get worse during that time (period). Also many women

> have been known to go into remission while pregnant and have a

> relapse a couple of months after giving birth.

>

> I haven't been on LDN long enough to see if this change of closer

> periods is to stay. I am about 3 months on. One month at 4.5.

> Maybe once my system gets use to the ldn my period will straighten

> out? I use to be 28 days but now am 21 days. It's just recently

I

> noticed the corelation.

>

> Please tell to try and not worry. I know thats hard

sometimes

> but stress can make ms symptoms much worse. Also, add on, the

> fatigue and dizziness the heat brings on with mser's, makes for

> feeling pretty rough! It's no wonder why feels as she

does!

> Hopefully soon the stress will leave and her cycle will straighten

> out. Oh do you have air conditioning? It's a must for me in the

> summer months. If by chance you can't afford one the ms society

> will help pay for one up to a certain amount. At least they do in

> Canada. I'm not sure how much tho.

>

> Take Care

> >

> > From a male perspective, I second what said. My wife is

> the one

> > with MS in our clan and changes in her cycle are sometimes an

> early

> > indication of looming MS related problems. I hadn't correlated

it

> > before, but yes, , 's periods have been more frequent

> since

> > starting LDN, sometimes as short as 21 day cycles, typically

about

> 25

> > days. Before she was almost always 28 days.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi , Where did you find this info.? There's so little info. out

there. I read where ldn increases endorphin levels and the primary

supervisor's or regulators of the immune system are 90% hormonal

control. It doesn't mention whether there is an increase of

testosterone, progesterone (sp?) or estrogen.

Tell you what! If I grow a beard you can have it ;0) I do know my

hair is coming in alot better! I lost alot of it while on avonex :0(

Take Care

>

> Yes, some people experience more acne, and others even say they grow

> more hair. I could sure use some more hair, LOL!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well actually it's -25c. Yep very brrrr! I use to love the winter as

the heat does me in. I must be getting old ;o0 I am finding this

winter very long!

I was fortunate to have the chance to visit Cali years back. Forget

the name of the place I stayed.

Take Care

> Hi Lesley,

>

> I hate to tell you but, very mild weathered Monterey in California.

If it

> helps I am very grateful for the good weather. I'll bet it is

beautiful in

> Ottawa.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry to hear that! Migraines can be pretty painful. I was

taking sandomigran as a preventative. It really helped but since

starting the ldn I am off it.

Mine is heavier also. I wonder why the period thing is hit or miss.

I've never been heavy enough that it scared me tho. Has she talked

with her doctor?

I'm glad you are in a cooler place now. Many find it hard to beleive

but in Ontario, Canada it gets up in the 100's or more in the summer.

Very humid heat.

Take Care

> She has major headaches that feel very much like her sporadic MS

> headache for 2-3 days before. She had this before LDN, but it's

worse

> now.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Any idea why this occurs for some? I have another illness thats made

worse during menses time. It's part autoimmune and part hormonal. I

am hoping and praying that the ldn helps it. It's called hidradenitis

supurativa.

Take care

> Since starting LDN I am now having 2 menses cycles a month.

>

> Not fun but I'd rather deal with that problem over the MS problems

any day.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Anri, As far as I know the bc pill and ldn should be fine. Just

stay away from narcotic pain meds. and interferons.

I had what you have know when I was younger. I can certainly

relate! It's no fun having pain like that every month. May you

continue to stay pain free.

Take Care

:

>

> I have a question as a younger person, and as some one who might

be

> taking LDN in the future. What if you are on birth control?

> Specifically FOR regulation of cycles. Will LDN complicate this? I

> had to go the emergency rooms for cramps and emotional imbalances

as

> a teenager, and was put

> on birth control to prevent this(also keeps me sane during

> cycles...though... I still get MEAN). If I take LDN, and it

> DOES cause trouble with a woman's cycle, will it affect that the

> birth control is doing to help me? Is there any younger women on

> birth control who are taking LDN?

> Anri

>

> >

> > Hi Wesley,

> >

> > Thank you for your reply. What type of problems does your wife

> > have? If thats not getting too personal. I do know that

existing

> > ms symptoms get worse during that time (period). Also many

women

> > have been known to go into remission while pregnant and have a

> > relapse a couple of months after giving birth.

> >

> > I haven't been on LDN long enough to see if this change of

closer

> > periods is to stay. I am about 3 months on. One month at 4.5.

> > Maybe once my system gets use to the ldn my period will

straighten

> > out? I use to be 28 days but now am 21 days. It's just

recently

> I

> > noticed the corelation.

> >

> > Please tell to try and not worry. I know thats hard

> sometimes

> > but stress can make ms symptoms much worse. Also, add on, the

> > fatigue and dizziness the heat brings on with mser's, makes for

> > feeling pretty rough! It's no wonder why feels as she

> does!

> > Hopefully soon the stress will leave and her cycle will

straighten

> > out. Oh do you have air conditioning? It's a must for me in

the

> > summer months. If by chance you can't afford one the ms society

> > will help pay for one up to a certain amount. At least they do

in

> > Canada. I'm not sure how much tho.

> >

> > Take Care

> > >

> > > From a male perspective, I second what said. My wife

is

> > the one

> > > with MS in our clan and changes in her cycle are sometimes an

> > early

> > > indication of looming MS related problems. I hadn't

correlated

> it

> > > before, but yes, , 's periods have been more

frequent

> > since

> > > starting LDN, sometimes as short as 21 day cycles, typically

> about

> > 25

> > > days. Before she was almost always 28 days.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I'm glad to hear he was only joking... I thought it was a bit over the top to be so disgusted just by the mention of periods! LOL

I felt that you were hesitant to mention them anyway and I know what's it like to find something difficult to talk about and then have someone make you feel bad about it when you do get up the courage to talk about it.... so it was my pleasure to come to your rescue :-)

I wonder what having periods closer together indicates too! I have severe CFS and am looking at trying LDN to see if it will help me but am not on it as yet. I can't say having periods more often is very appealing LOL but it would certainly be worth it (and a lot more) if I could be well again!

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Good news & a question for the women

I thought I'd better step in and explain. I have known for years. He was only joking! He does take my feelings into consideration. Honest!

in keeping with reporting changes when on ldn, I wonder what having periods closer together indicates? Other than a pain in the butt .

What I hate is I have two autoimmune diseases and they both get worse during that time. The ms and the hidradenitis.

Take Care and Thanks for coming to my rescue. He was only kidding .

> Periods are a natural part of bodily functions for women and changes in them can be important indicators of what is going on in their body.> >

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Hi ,

Yeah he can be a butt sometimes. Lol! I think it's great you came to my rescue. Thank you! There are some things that are hard to talk about but at least it's not as bad as years ago. I think of my mother in law watching some programs that are on now and oh boy.

Good luck on the LDN for the chronic fatigue. I find thats one of my worst MS symptoms. It's hard to measure it tho. People don't get it can be so disabling.

Take Care

Ps, My periods are back to normal now I have no idea what it means. Lol!

> Hi ,> > I'm glad to hear he was only joking... I thought it was a bit over the top to be so disgusted just by the mention of periods! LOL> I felt that you were hesitant to mention them anyway and I know what's it like to find something difficult to talk about and then have someone make you feel bad about it when you do get up the courage to talk about it.... so it was my pleasure to come to your rescue :-) > > I wonder what having periods closer together indicates too! I have severe CFS and am looking at trying LDN to see if it will help me but am not on it as yet. I can't say having periods more often is very appealing LOL but it would certainly be worth it (and a lot more) if I could be well again!> > > > > [low dose naltrexone] Re: Good news & a question for the women> > > I thought I'd better step in and explain. I have known for years. He was only joking! He does take my feelings into consideration. Honest! > > in keeping with reporting changes when on ldn, I wonder what having periods closer together indicates? Other than a pain in the butt .> > What I hate is I have two autoimmune diseases and they both get worse during that time. The ms and the hidradenitis.> > Take Care and Thanks for coming to my rescue. He was only kidding .> > > > > Periods are a natural part of bodily functions for women and changes in them can be important indicators of what is going on in their body.> > > >> > > >