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Thank you for sharing this. Didn't I read somewhere that they are doing a study on MS and this drug? The htr is concerning although if I had severe symptoms and this relieved it, I'd sure take that chance.
I've always felt there was some sort of hormonal link because of the fact that women get it more often than men and also the pregnancy reports of either a really easy time or a really rough one. Sure could just be a coincidence but I was on BC pills for 20 years and didn't get dx'd until I was off them for aprox 5 years.
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The women in the study done by Dr. Voskuhl ranged in age from 18-50. I'm 42 and showing no signs of perimenopause yet (and being on the estriol, maybe I won't at all). Thank you for sharing the info from the NMSS. I hope they make transcripts available.
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I'm glad I'm risking it, because it's doing very good things for me.
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Well, here is my story. I was either pregnant or nursing for 5 years. During this time my MS was under perfect control. After I weaned my daughter, I went downhill quickly. It is 2 years later, and I am no longer walking or functioning. The estriol trials looked promising to me, but I am now secondary progressive and have had MS for over 20 years. I am not a candidate for most trials. I feel the estriol could be a life-saver for me (literally). Are there international pharmacies available from which I could get a suupy?
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Googling "micronized estriol" will yield a number of suppliers of cream. Certainly talking to your OB/Gyn about prescribing hormones is also a possibility.
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Barbie The woods are lovely, dark, and deep but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep. --Robert Frost |
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Thanks Barbie,
That's exactly what I did!! I've started with 1mg. and will increase slowly to the full 8mg. BTW, Dr. McCandless mailed me and said that 100mg. of progesterone must complement the 8mg. of estriol. She is an expert of bio-identical hormones. Sandy |
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I'm brand new to this site, and was wondering if you could message me in regards to so guidance on where to begin on trying to find a Dr that will possibly perscribe Estirol for me. Both tmy Neuro and OBgyn "are not comfortable" dispite me going from hardly beign able to walk, to becoming completely "normal" during pregnancy. Humph?
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