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Originally Posted by PunkDizzle
oh no not hyper as in anxiety.. just very energized.. much like i use to be before the daily fatigue.. i think i chose to use the word "hyper" just because its been so long since i felt somewhat normal and able to function without feeling like i "needed" a nap... it has done very little for my pins & needles Sx but the fatigue was the big killer in my MS.. there again it is way to early in my LDN journey to say if it will or will not help some of my other Sx.. but i can live with some pin pricks if i have to.
my relapses are usually pretty well spaced at 6-8 months apart but neuro says i am RRMS  but that could also be because none of the CARBs were working for me... but so far since the LDN makes me feel better i am gonna keep taking it.. sure i may have another relapse in a few months.. i may not... but at least ill feel better no matter what happens as odd as that sounds.. |
Well, I guess if you are normally still having relapses, it has to be RRMS or PRMS. I just remember your posts from MSW a few years back, and I thought I recalled they had you in the PPMS ... probably just my memory playing tricks.
So, when should you be due for another attack, if they are 6 - 8 months apart?
Please treat infection right away though . . . LDN will not stop those attacks.
I'm glad to hear it isn't an anxious-type of energy, and given that, it sounds like a "normal" LDN side-effect to me.
One warning though; DO NOT OVER-DO THINGS JUST BECAUSE YOU CAN!! No roller coaster rides or trampoline tricks that will jar your spine, and be prepared to REST to catch up if you do have a very active days. We can still crash on this stuff ...
Cherie
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