Guest guest Posted August 26, 2009 Report Share Posted August 26, 2009 Hello, I'm a 32 year old female in Philadelphia diagnosed with Crohns/Colitis 6 years ago. I posted shortly after starting the diet, about 10 months ago how I have been unable to taper off prednisone for 6 years and was desperate to try SCD in hopes of it helping me finally get off prednisone. The diet has been one of the most difficult things I've ever tried to do. Had a chef come once a week to help me cook, was very strict with all I ate. 10 months later I don't know if it's really helping me or not because nothing has really changed. I know it takes time, I understand the theory behind it. I have been reading all the posts all along as well, but some people really see a difference, and I really haven't (other than extreme weight loss and less bloating). I've been on LDN for 8 months as well, prednisone 10mg/a day but not feeling well enough to taper more. So I guess the question is, how long do I stick it out or do I let it go and just continue to watch what I eat and what bothers me, which I already knew. I also lost too much weight even though I ate lots of fatty foods on the diet (SCD bacon, burgers, avocado, nuts etc). Got back on breads a week ago and already gained a few pounds back (see it in the thighs) Had a sigmoidoscopy this week which showed inflammation, redness, bleeding, and mild to moderate UC. biopsy results come in 3 weeks. p.s. I was recently hospitalized with a blood clot in my leg (DVT. Thank goodness they found it in time. Said it was probably due to birth control (Yasmin) but also with an IBD there is greater chance. Just wanted to warn you all out there. National lawsuits pending with yasmin and blood clots. Suggest you change if you're on it with an IBD. Any suggestions, opinions, advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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