Guest guest Posted March 21, 2007 Report Share Posted March 21, 2007 > > > > I never knew that Rebif heals lesions? . . . . to whoever wrote this: > > To who ever wrote this, I totally believe what you say. I think I'll > just do > > the steroid injections and stick to with the LDN. Another reason I > agree is > > because the doctor said Rebif is stronger then Avonex , so then > those #*#*#* > > side effects would be that much worse including the depression. On > the topic of > > the depression he said he would be able to give me some thing for > it. > > > > Thanks, > > Ann F. > > > > _annf02@_ (mailto:annf02@) > > > ================ > > Ann, Read Joyce Brannigan's post. Post number 47813 on this forum. > > /Bren > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2008 Report Share Posted April 6, 2008 Rae, Dr. Secrist did my anesthetic for my shoulder surgery last month, and his partner has done back blocks on me. You will like him, very nice, and explains everything. It always seem I am putting out the fire that is out of control at the time. I am in Hamilton, just south of Missoula, I have been having problems for 18 years, but am that much older than you. You are the age of my oldest son., than we have twins two year younger. Have you tried Remicade? I finally had my iv again after 14 weeks off cause of surgery, and have started back exercising my legs, walking and weights, I hurt but push thru cause the exercise is so important. Sometimes my back, knee, wrist, finger,what ever joint decides to act up that day throb so bad, I take a Hydrocodone and go on, then there are so many nights I sit in the tub, either with the joints or psoriasis, after the year and half on Zithromaxon antibiotics, and changing to Remicade my skin on legs have cleared. The infectious disease doctor in Texas helped me get a handle on that.I wish there was some magic cure, but exercise and keeping a good attitude helps the most. It is tough cause we don't look sick-the cortizonne, was my downfall, I gained weight and developed a buffalo hump.The hump is suppose to go down, but it has very little. I have an internist Dr. Szlekley in Missoula, and than I have my oncologist, hematologist, and my infectious disease doctor. They run all records thru internist so I have one quarter back. Good luck in Missoula this month. My next excursion is to the sleep center, when I had shoulder surgery they discovered I have sleep apnea, but I am still sleeping in a recliner, so I have to wait for that ordeal-always something. Ann. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 13, 2008 Report Share Posted April 13, 2008 Ann -- Could you please explain a little more about the back blocks? Cheryl M. > > Rae, > Dr. Secrist did my anesthetic for my shoulder surgery last month, and his partner has done back blocks on me. You will like him, very nice, and explains everything. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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