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Old 02-19-2011, 09:52 PM #2
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Not that you want to revist all that but were you just on the wrong form for you? Making these kind of drugs must be a very fragil process. I used to use Progest over the counter cream and liked it especially the calming and sleep help.

I read your first posting on this and I sure agree with hormones being a big murly area. I am glad to see many of you get that. I havent gotten much support around the changes in my body since the vitamin D hormone has been a consistant problem that also has affected my parathyroid acting normally. I am very different when the vit D is up in the 50s. There is a miriad of symptoms including how differently my body responds to mestinon.

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Originally Posted by Stellatum View Post
I'm just doing a follow-up report on my experience with progesterone, which I was using in the hopes of avoiding the myasthenia crash I seem to get at the very end of my cycle. I only tried it for five days and gave up. It wasn't helping my symptoms, but it was making me sick--nauseous and groggy, and continual migraines. So, scratch that. Back to my usual non-nauseous reasonably alert painfree myasthenic self.

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