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03-02-2010, 04:42 AM | #11 | ||
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Glad to hear you have things looking up.
The Vit D is not surprising to me either. It takes about six months for your body to catch up with the Vit D3 supplements. I take 5000 IU's daily. Magnesium is also important if I have not already mentioned it. Glad to see your neuro agrees with the nutrition therapy. It will take a few months to see the real benefit. It will only take a few days of missing you vitamin supplement regimen for you to see a recurrence of symptoms. My wife can tell when I am off my vitamins. Now, she helps make sure I stay on the wagon. You would do well to add to your journal information about your monthly cycle. Your hormones as they cycle may make you feel better then worse. I am trying to get a expert women's hormone doctor to look into PCS and hormone in women. Haven't heard back yet. It appears that women have a rougher time of ups and downs with PCS. Let us know how you are doing. My best to you.
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03-24-2010, 04:33 AM | #12 | ||
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Becca, I am also in Sacramento and have been dealing with symptoms of PCS for about a year and a half now. I have been to a few neurologists now. I really like the one I am with now. He is exhausting all channels possible in finding a relief for my symptoms. His name is Dr. Richard Reimer. He is in Sacramento and part of the Sutter Medical Group
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"Thanks for this!" says: | BeccaP (04-02-2010) |
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