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    Pudendal Pain Sufferer

    Hello yes I am symptom -free now. I found a story from another pelvic pain sufferer that they got rid of their pain by taking 1,000 magnesium...
    Post by: sarah555uk, Jun 20, 2020 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Pudendal Pain Sufferer

    Your situation seems to be similar to mine, am also in a high-stress profession and same symptoms, albeit for a female ... Three things that...
    Post by: sarah555uk, Nov 19, 2019 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Please help..Can’t calm down nervous system

    I would suggest you start medication like lyrica for a few months, d some mind body work and then slowly come off the medication.
    Post by: sarah555uk, Nov 19, 2019 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Bone Density Results

    Hi If prednisone works for you, why not give Low dose naltrexone a try? It is an anti inflammatory and also prescribed for pain. It's not a...
    Post by: sarah555uk, Nov 19, 2019 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Purely nerve damage from surgery, or some TMS involved?

    Neuropathic pain always benefits from work on emotions and the mind. You say you are bitter towards your ex however you mention having had pains...
    Post by: sarah555uk, Jul 21, 2019 in forum: Support Subforum
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    Pelvic Pain, Healed!

    Hi Paige reading your post made me very happy. I suffer from vulvodynia too. Can I just ask what your symptoms were? I have been battling my...
    Post by: sarah555uk, Mar 7, 2019 in forum: Success Stories Subforum
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    What am I missing?

    I came to the conclusion I have a form of CS since I developed nerve pain in 2013 and got a remission using amitriptyline and lyrica combined. I...
    Post by: sarah555uk, Jun 16, 2017 in forum: Support Subforum
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    Dr. Schechter's book Think Away Your Pain

    I know your reply is old, but I have had similar issues... I had nerve pain (vulvodynia) start in 2013, it went into remission using medication,...
    Post by: sarah555uk, Jun 16, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Has anyone read Psychosomatic Syndromes and Somatic Symptoms by Robert Kellner?

    :) you're probably right, it's quite old. I suffer from nerves buzzing randomly in my body caused by vulvodynia (nerves irritating each other...
    Post by: sarah555uk, Jun 11, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Psychosomatic symptoms-do they improve with medication or not?

    I need to add I haven't bought Sarno's books yet or any other, I made a huge list of about 10 books on mindbody syndromes to educate myself....
    Post by: sarah555uk, Jun 10, 2017 in forum: Support Subforum
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    Psychosomatic symptoms-do they improve with medication or not?

    Hello, I have a quick question. I read some articles on somatization, some mention improvement with antidepressants like tricyclics while others...
    Thread by: sarah555uk, Jun 10, 2017, 4 replies, in forum: Support Subforum
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    Has anyone read Psychosomatic Syndromes and Somatic Symptoms by Robert Kellner?

    I came across a great book, it has a lot of studies mentioned in it, very scientific, it covers most common pain syndromes, IBS, fibro,...
    Thread by: sarah555uk, Jun 10, 2017, 5 replies, in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Alan G. How do I overcome TMJ at night?

    I have had TMJ on and off since I started my University degree and I agree with Plum, it's stress based .. I find that having a bath with Epsom...
    Post by: sarah555uk, Jun 8, 2017 in forum: Ask a TMS Therapist