Re: P problems and Kidneys

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> > seems that P for us is difficult to handle, I also read the P

travels

> > thru the kidneys and I

> > forget what they do but my Dad has an unusual genetic thing that

> > involves the kidneys.

----> The second month I was on the Wiley Protocol at the height of

the P cycle I ended up in the emergency room with a kidney stone.

Never had ANY kidney problems I knew of before this.

I and many others also had kidney pain during the P phase. (I went off

Wiley hormone levels after 6 months.)

Also here's a link with kidney's and progesterone:

http://rhythmicliving.com/recovery_resources.html#kidney

Lynn

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Lynne,

Something sparked in me after reading this post from you...12 years ago my other GYN had put me on large doses of P (suppositories) to aid in severe PMS. For a year after that, every month on the second-third day of my period I would pass kidney stones! Both kidneys were in on this and after several IVP tests it revealed that my kidneys were just covered with stones and some were in polyps. It was a nightmare...

Now I am reading/learning about P vs. kidneys and I shudder to think what would happen to me again if it took the P.

Lana

>> -> > > seems that P for us is difficult to handle, I also read the P> travels > > > thru the kidneys and I> > > forget what they do but my Dad has an unusual genetic thing that > > > involves the kidneys.> > > ----> The second month I was on the Wiley Protocol at the height of> the P cycle I ended up in the emergency room with a kidney stone.> Never had ANY kidney problems I knew of before this.> > I and many others also had kidney pain during the P phase. (I went off> Wiley hormone levels after 6 months.)> > Also here's a link with kidney's and progesterone:> http://rhythmicliving.com/recovery_resources.html#kidney> > Lynn>