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June 17, 1999

,

My doc always told me to be sure and use a condom everytime.

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>Hi ,

>I didn't know that s*x was taboo, I thought we could talk about

>anything we wanted in relation to our illness. But JIC, I'll whisper

>LOL.

>After my transplant my doctor said to be very careful of all kinds of

>germs because of the immunosuppressants, I was taking both pred. and

>neoral. I don't mean to insult any of the guys in the group. Regarding

>s*x, he said " Be careful because you don't know where 'its' been. "

>Makes me laugh every time I think about it.

>It's probably a good idea to check with your own doctor, I'm sure he

>won't tell you to stop living.

>He can advise you about any precautions you might need to take.

>Be happy,

>Barbara Ann

>Transplant Recipient

>

>--- emily simpson <esimpson7@...> wrote:

> > From: emily simpson <esimpson7@...>

> >

> > Hello everyone,

> >

> > Did this heading get your attention, or what?

> > Actually, I know it's a taboo

> > topic, so I'm not sure if it's entirely

> > appropriate. Sorry if it's not!

> >

> > I was just wondering if anyone's doctor has said

> > anything to them about

> > this. I've heard people talk about dentists being a

> > problem, because of

> > small tears etc. Since this can occur during sex...

> > Live life, right? I

> > just want to make sure. My boyfriend has been away

> > for 6 weeks in Europe,

> > so.. I guess my question is, being on the

> > immunosuppresants, are we more

> > prone to infections in this area as well?

> >

> > Thank you. Sorry if I offended anyone.

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June 17, 1999

Hi ,

I didn't know that s*x was taboo, I thought we could talk about

anything we wanted in relation to our illness. But JIC, I'll whisper

LOL.

After my transplant my doctor said to be very careful of all kinds of

germs because of the immunosuppressants, I was taking both pred. and

neoral. I don't mean to insult any of the guys in the group. Regarding

s*x, he said " Be careful because you don't know where 'its' been. "

Makes me laugh every time I think about it.

It's probably a good idea to check with your own doctor, I'm sure he

won't tell you to stop living.

He can advise you about any precautions you might need to take.

Be happy,

Barbara Ann

Transplant Recipient

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> From: emily simpson <esimpson7@...>

>

> Hello everyone,

>

> Did this heading get your attention, or what?

> Actually, I know it's a taboo

> topic, so I'm not sure if it's entirely

> appropriate. Sorry if it's not!

>

> I was just wondering if anyone's doctor has said

> anything to them about

> this. I've heard people talk about dentists being a

> problem, because of

> small tears etc. Since this can occur during sex...

> Live life, right? I

> just want to make sure. My boyfriend has been away

> for 6 weeks in Europe,

> so.. I guess my question is, being on the

> immunosuppresants, are we more

> prone to infections in this area as well?

>

> Thank you. Sorry if I offended anyone.

>

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June 17, 1999

Thanks guys!

I'm glad to know there's another reason to use condoms. They've become a

given (unfortunately) now that the pill is no more!!

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>Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 11:50:32 MDT

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>From: <teers@...>

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>,

>My doc always told me to be sure and use a condom everytime.

>

>>From: barbara ann <barbara99ann@...>

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>>Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 10:35:14 -0700 (PDT)

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>>From: barbara ann <barbara99ann@...>

>>

>>Hi ,

>>I didn't know that s*x was taboo, I thought we could talk about

>>anything we wanted in relation to our illness. But JIC, I'll whisper

>>LOL.

>>After my transplant my doctor said to be very careful of all kinds of

>>germs because of the immunosuppressants, I was taking both pred. and

>>neoral. I don't mean to insult any of the guys in the group. Regarding

>>s*x, he said " Be careful because you don't know where 'its' been. "

>>Makes me laugh every time I think about it.

>>It's probably a good idea to check with your own doctor, I'm sure he

>>won't tell you to stop living.

>>He can advise you about any precautions you might need to take.

>>Be happy,

>>Barbara Ann

>>Transplant Recipient

>>

>>--- emily simpson <esimpson7@...> wrote:

>> > From: emily simpson <esimpson7@...>

>> >

>> > Hello everyone,

>> >

>> > Did this heading get your attention, or what?

>> > Actually, I know it's a taboo

>> > topic, so I'm not sure if it's entirely

>> > appropriate. Sorry if it's not!

>> >

>> > I was just wondering if anyone's doctor has said

>> > anything to them about

>> > this. I've heard people talk about dentists being a

>> > problem, because of

>> > small tears etc. Since this can occur during sex...

>> > Live life, right? I

>> > just want to make sure. My boyfriend has been away

>> > for 6 weeks in Europe,

>> > so.. I guess my question is, being on the

>> > immunosuppresants, are we more

>> > prone to infections in this area as well?

>> >

>> > Thank you. Sorry if I offended anyone.

>> >

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June 17, 1999

Hi ,

That's too bad sex has been so difficult and painful for you! That's just

not fair. Other methods? If you reacted badly to condoms, I'm not sure if

you'll react with this as well. They're called " Vaginal Contraceptive

Film " . They have the same effectiveness as foam or other spermicides.

Maybe you could use these along with the cycle method, to increase your

odds. I haven't tried the films yet. They basically look like a square of

saran wrap, which you place inside you. They're effective for an hour,

without the mess of foam. Sounds good to me. The best price I've found

them for is at Walmart ($8.67). They've been around in the states, but only

recently came to Canada. Hopefully!! I have friends who swear by the cycle

method, if your periods are regular. Anyways my dear, best of luck here.

We're definitely limited since we can't take the pill, or depo provera. (At

least I'm pretty sure we can't take depo provera since they're injections).

Happy hunting...

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>Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 19:32:38 -0700

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>From: " .Hutchinson " <brandy.hutchinson@...>

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>Hello

>

>In the first year around the same time I got another rare illness, valva

>verstibulities. Even though they said it had nothing to do with aih, I

>believe it did. Any ways to clear up what it was was the gland that

>produce the lubrication were enlarge (not infected) making it impossible

>to have sex, use toilet paper and sometimes sit!! (oh along with

>periods and nightmare) 2 years with this they finally removed them.

>

>Since they have told me birth control pills are no no, I should use

>condoms, I used them and got fan infection??? so since it hurt for two

>years I was not sexually active, and because I had a bad reaction to the

>condom? no thanks, so lately my sex life has started again, and I use

>nothing?? I have been with Jeff for 8 years!! Any ways ?? Any

>suggestions for pain free birth control for brandy other then no sex!!

>thanks

>

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June 18, 1999

,

it will help with infections. to keep them out i mean.

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>Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 21:56:58 PDT

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>From: emily simpson <esimpson7@...>

>

>Thanks guys!

>

>I'm glad to know there's another reason to use condoms. They've become a

>given (unfortunately) now that the pill is no more!!

>

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>>Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 11:50:32 MDT

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>>From: <teers@...>

>>

>>,

>>My doc always told me to be sure and use a condom everytime.

>>

>>>From: barbara ann <barbara99ann@...>

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>>>Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 10:35:14 -0700 (PDT)

>>>

>>>From: barbara ann <barbara99ann@...>

>>>

>>>Hi ,

>>>I didn't know that s*x was taboo, I thought we could talk about

>>>anything we wanted in relation to our illness. But JIC, I'll whisper

>>>LOL.

>>>After my transplant my doctor said to be very careful of all kinds of

>>>germs because of the immunosuppressants, I was taking both pred. and

>>>neoral. I don't mean to insult any of the guys in the group. Regarding

>>>s*x, he said " Be careful because you don't know where 'its' been. "

>>>Makes me laugh every time I think about it.

>>>It's probably a good idea to check with your own doctor, I'm sure he

>>>won't tell you to stop living.

>>>He can advise you about any precautions you might need to take.

>>>Be happy,

>>>Barbara Ann

>>>Transplant Recipient

>>>

>>>--- emily simpson <esimpson7@...> wrote:

>>> > From: emily simpson <esimpson7@...>

>>> >

>>> > Hello everyone,

>>> >

>>> > Did this heading get your attention, or what?

>>> > Actually, I know it's a taboo

>>> > topic, so I'm not sure if it's entirely

>>> > appropriate. Sorry if it's not!

>>> >

>>> > I was just wondering if anyone's doctor has said

>>> > anything to them about

>>> > this. I've heard people talk about dentists being a

>>> > problem, because of

>>> > small tears etc. Since this can occur during sex...

>>> > Live life, right? I

>>> > just want to make sure. My boyfriend has been away

>>> > for 6 weeks in Europe,

>>> > so.. I guess my question is, being on the

>>> > immunosuppresants, are we more

>>> > prone to infections in this area as well?

>>> >

>>> > Thank you. Sorry if I offended anyone.

>>> >

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June 18, 1999

Hello

In the first year around the same time I got another rare illness, valva

verstibulities. Even though they said it had nothing to do with aih, I

believe it did. Any ways to clear up what it was was the gland that

produce the lubrication were enlarge (not infected) making it impossible

to have sex, use toilet paper and sometimes sit!! (oh along with

periods and nightmare) 2 years with this they finally removed them.

Since they have told me birth control pills are no no, I should use

condoms, I used them and got fan infection??? so since it hurt for two

years I was not sexually active, and because I had a bad reaction to the

condom? no thanks, so lately my sex life has started again, and I use

nothing?? I have been with Jeff for 8 years!! Any ways ?? Any

suggestions for pain free birth control for brandy other then no sex!!

thanks

June 18, 1999

not fan infection ----bad infection lol

June 18, 1999

Hi ,

It's wonderful to hear a male perspective on the topic. Personally, I've

lost interest in sex over the past year approximately (I'm 23)...since I've

contracted AIH likely. I couldn't understand why, but in hindsight I know

this is the reason. Decreased energy and slight depression and stress were

the main reasons. No libido whatsoever. My boyfriend never pressured, even

when we didn't know the reason. You're probably right that this is the case

with your wife as well, and not aging. Stinks. I think you're a sweetie

for considering your wife's health in regards to sex. I know my boyfriend

will feel the same way as you, so it's nice to hear your opinions. Must be

tough. Maybe other things in place of intercourse if your wife is feeling

better... I guess I'll see what works for my boyfriend and I in the next

little while. Take care , and thanks for responding.

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>From: " Schneider " <pwsch@...>

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>To all

>I'm glad the subject of sex and AIH was brought up. I think for health

>reasons it is a very appropriate subject. My 66 year old wife has lost

>interest in it about the same time that she probably contacted AIH about 6

>years ago. Could the AIH have been the reason? Or just the aging process

>in some people? If we ever did have it again, it would be out of her

> " politeness " , but not the circumstances I would want to do it in.

>We are also concerned now that she is on both Imuran and prednisone that

>she

>could get infections more easily through the natural tears or irritations

>that accompany the act. I walk the straight and narrow, so I would not

>be a danger to her except through natural existance of germs.

>I would not want to do anything that would be a threat to her life.

>

> [ ] Sex

>

> > From: emily simpson <esimpson7@...>

> >

> > Hello everyone,

> >

> > Did this heading get your attention, or what? Actually, I know it's a

>taboo

> > topic, so I'm not sure if it's entirely appropriate. Sorry if it's

>not!

> >

> > I was just wondering if anyone's doctor has said anything to them about

> > this. I've heard people talk about dentists being a problem, because of

> > small tears etc. Since this can occur during sex... Live life, right?

>I

> > just want to make sure. My boyfriend has been away for 6 weeks in

>Europe,

> > so.. I guess my question is, being on the immunosuppresants, are we

>more

> > prone to infections in this area as well?

> >

> > Thank you. Sorry if I offended anyone.

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June 18, 1999

WELL WELL WHAT A TOPIC TO WRITE ABOUT,

OF COURSE I WEAR A CONDOM, I'M SINGLE, BUT I HAVE NO WORRIES, AS A MATTER

OF FACT IT TAKES ALOT OF PRESSURE OFF, TO REACH A HIGH LEVEL PLATAEU. I

WAS SCARED AT FIRST THAT THE STERIODS WAS GOING TO CREATE A PROBLEM, FROM

WHAT I HEAR OF THE ILLEGAL STERIODS BUT WHOA, THANK GOD IT DIDN'T.

EVERYTHING STILL FUNCTIONS GREAT, I KNOW THAT ALOT OF TIMES I'M DEPRESS, BUT

SEX REALLY HELPS ME GET BETTER, TO ME IT'S LIKE A PRESCRIPTION FROM THE DOC.

LOL

MIGUEL

BROOKLYN

June 18, 1999

To all

I'm glad the subject of sex and AIH was brought up. I think for health

reasons it is a very appropriate subject. My 66 year old wife has lost

interest in it about the same time that she probably contacted AIH about 6

years ago. Could the AIH have been the reason? Or just the aging process

in some people? If we ever did have it again, it would be out of her

" politeness " , but not the circumstances I would want to do it in.

We are also concerned now that she is on both Imuran and prednisone that she

could get infections more easily through the natural tears or irritations

that accompany the act. I walk the straight and narrow, so I would not

be a danger to her except through natural existance of germs.

I would not want to do anything that would be a threat to her life.

[ ] Sex

> From: emily simpson <esimpson7@...>

>

> Hello everyone,

>

> Did this heading get your attention, or what? Actually, I know it's a

taboo

> topic, so I'm not sure if it's entirely appropriate. Sorry if it's not!

>

> I was just wondering if anyone's doctor has said anything to them about

> this. I've heard people talk about dentists being a problem, because of

> small tears etc. Since this can occur during sex... Live life, right? I

> just want to make sure. My boyfriend has been away for 6 weeks in Europe,

> so.. I guess my question is, being on the immunosuppresants, are we more

> prone to infections in this area as well?

>

> Thank you. Sorry if I offended anyone.

>

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June 18, 1999

, I was diagnosed with HPV (Human Papaloma Virus) last year. They found

out I had this by a pap smear that came back with bad cells. This is a STD

and very common. Many people carry the virus around for years without any

side effects or flare-ups. The bad cells were removed from my cervix and now

I have no outward signs of having the virus. However, people on

immunosuppressants are more subject to flare-ups of this virus and catching

it. It is caught through genital skin to skin contact. However, my doc

thinks 50mgs of Imuran is such a low dose that it doesn't really put me at a

statistically greater risk to catch anything. Just some more info, Roxanne

June 19, 1999

,

I think it's very kind of you to approach your wife's loss of sexual desire

with such sensitivity. I don't know if this liver disease or treatment

actually causes the loss of libido. But prednisone mimics a hormone and any

time you mess with a woman's hormones, it can effect all kinds of things.

For me, fatigue is a major factor in my desire and we all know how directly

this disease is correlated with fatigue.

In terms of causing her an increased risk of catching something else because

of the Imuran. I would not be to concerned about this, as you said you are

STD free, and 50mgs of Imuran, according to my doc, does not statistically

increase your susceptibility to other diseases.

All the best, Roxanne

June 20, 1999

Thanks

for the info!!!

June 20, 1999

Thanks Roxanne,

I didn't realize 50mg of Imuran is a low dose. It's good to learn these

things..reassuring!

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>Date: Fri, 18 Jun 1999 18:00:21 EDT

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>From: CREE8V1@...

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>, I was diagnosed with HPV (Human Papaloma Virus) last year. They

>found

>out I had this by a pap smear that came back with bad cells. This is a STD

>and very common. Many people carry the virus around for years without any

>side effects or flare-ups. The bad cells were removed from my cervix and

>now

>I have no outward signs of having the virus. However, people on

>immunosuppressants are more subject to flare-ups of this virus and catching

>it. It is caught through genital skin to skin contact. However, my doc

>thinks 50mgs of Imuran is such a low dose that it doesn't really put me at

>a

>statistically greater risk to catch anything. Just some more info, Roxanne

>

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November 20, 1999

I can see where taking a warm bath and popping a pain pill after a nap

might help with the preparing or scheduling of sex. How a pain pill

hinders a male I couldn't say. But the warm bath even together couldn't

hurt.

I plan to nap prior to an event just to make sure I can make it but it

might not always work out that way. The night before Gandma's funeral I

ended up pacing the room and finally went to the Emergency room. Seems I

had gottten bad side effects from the Celebrex along with feeling sick.

I thought it might be my first aniexty attack or something from

stressing over the occassion. Thank you God for the doc that gave me

that very nice steroid shot. It got me thru a 5 1/2 hour car trip plus

the occassion. No calling that one off.

Hmmm, can the non-arthritic one give a " massage " (parlors come to

mind)(figure that out Gill). Room temperature helps doesn't it? A cold

room means stiffening of the wrong sort. hehe

What else helps? Aromatherapy? Plan old vanilla (not vinegar).

Forget the chores of the household and just enjoying each other?

Get a parrot to make suggestions? Old joke.

What else? Any decent suggestions out there?

Take care,

Pat B

November 20, 1999

Hi

My advise, try it dear! Get husband or partner to spend a few hours

attending to your aches, pains and psoriasis. Married life can be boring, so

spice it up. The best way to achieve this, start off by touching each other

the first night, nothing more. Come the second night go for stroking,

nothing more. Next rubbing in oils, nothing more. If you make the fourth

night without sex, you have a problem! Not too sure if by then it becomes

lust, but boy you will be ready to eat each other!

Yes I have a full back massage every week without fail! Before they invented

medication, the Romans and Egyptians believe in Aromatherapy and Massage as

the only beneficial treatment for arthritis. I have my massage as a

'passive' form of exercise, insofar as it keeps the back muscles oxygenated.

I also benefit from being relaxed and in a place where I have no contact

with the outside world, time to think!

Now if you decided to try the above, and nine months later a parcel arrives,

do not BLAME me! And before you ask, NO you cannot have Henry!

Love and God Bless

Gillian

Re: [ ] SEX

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>

>I can see where taking a warm bath and popping a pain pill after a nap

>might help with the preparing or scheduling of sex. How a pain pill

>hinders a male I couldn't say. But the warm bath even together couldn't

>hurt.

>

>I plan to nap prior to an event just to make sure I can make it but it

>might not always work out that way. The night before Gandma's funeral I

>ended up pacing the room and finally went to the Emergency room. Seems I

>had gottten bad side effects from the Celebrex along with feeling sick.

>I thought it might be my first aniexty attack or something from

>stressing over the occassion. Thank you God for the doc that gave me

>that very nice steroid shot. It got me thru a 5 1/2 hour car trip plus

>the occassion. No calling that one off.

>

>Hmmm, can the non-arthritic one give a " massage " (parlors come to

>mind)(figure that out Gill). Room temperature helps doesn't it? A cold

>room means stiffening of the wrong sort. hehe

>

>What else helps? Aromatherapy? Plan old vanilla (not vinegar).

>

>Forget the chores of the household and just enjoying each other?

>

>Get a parrot to make suggestions? Old joke.

>

>What else? Any decent suggestions out there?

>

>Take care,

>Pat B

>

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December 25, 2010

Well i guess i will be putting sex off for another nine months, i gave it one

more effort ended up violently projectile vomiting everywhere i thought i turned

into linda blair no joke!

Blessed be marie---------

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- Re: [ ] Sex

Don't be embarrassed sweetie... I'm pretty sure I had sex on treatment...

Can't be positive on that one... I know I sure as hell didn't feel like it

though.. That was the last thing I thought about although that was just

me... the hubs however..... If we did, it wasn't often. But there weren't

any issues. That I would remember.

Hugs,

Teri

On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 7:51 PM, Rain Beau <annamariestitt@...> wrote:

>

> Hey kinda embarassed asking since i been in tx 3 months but iwas wondering

> if you have had sex on tx & if any issues came up?

>

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MOVE ON. It's just a chapter in the past, but don't close the book. Just

turn the page.

December 25, 2010

marie... maybe it's just the guy.... Maybe your body is telling you that your mind isn't ready for something like this yet... Heal first... the rest will follow. Hugs,Teri

On Sat, Dec 25, 2010 at 8:24 AM, Rain Beau <annamariestitt@...> wrote:

Well i guess i will be putting sex off for another nine months, i gave it one more effort ended up violently projectile vomiting everywhere i thought i turned into linda blair no joke!

Blessed be marie---------

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- Re: [ ] Sex

Don't be embarrassed sweetie... I'm pretty sure I had sex on treatment...

Can't be positive on that one... I know I sure as hell didn't feel like it

though.. That was the last thing I thought about although that was just

me... the hubs however..... If we did, it wasn't often. But there weren't

any issues. That I would remember.

Hugs,

Teri

On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 7:51 PM, Rain Beau <annamariestitt@...> wrote:

>

> Hey kinda embarassed asking since i been in tx 3 months but iwas wondering

> if you have had sex on tx & if any issues came up?

>

> Blessed be marie---------

> Sent from AT & T's Wireless network using Mobile Email

>

--

Teri Gottlieb

MOVE ON. It's just a chapter in the past, but don't close the book. Just

turn the page.

--

Teri Gottlieb

MOVE ON. It's just a chapter in the past, but don't close the book. Just turn the page.

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