Re: burning in legs (and arms)

[Guest guest]

Yes! I'm so glad someone else has experienced the burning in the thighs.

This has been on and off with me for years. Sometimes when I climb a lot of

stairs in a hurry I have to pause at the top til the pain in my thights

subsides.

I had asked my chiropractor about it and he really didn't know what it was.

Also, I sometimes can't take pressure on my knees. Wierd. If, for

instance, I was sitting in a movie and my jeans were stretched tight across

my knees, I would have to loosen them somehow to stop the pain.

HOWEVER - come to think of it, I have been on the anti-candida regimen for

3.5 months now and I haven't noticed either lately so yeah, they must be

candida related.

BTW, has anyone noticed what a mess all us candida " victims " are? LOL

From: " dwnb28 " <dwnb28@...>

> Hello all,

>

> Can anyone tell me if they have ever suffered from burning in their

> upper thighs

[Guest guest]

Oooh Penny,

That was funny.

T

Re: burning in legs (and arms)

Yes! I'm so glad someone else has experienced the burning in the thighs.

This has been on and off with me for years. Sometimes when I climb a lot of

stairs in a hurry I have to pause at the top til the pain in my thights

subsides.

I had asked my chiropractor about it and he really didn't know what it was.

Also, I sometimes can't take pressure on my knees. Wierd. If, for

instance, I was sitting in a movie and my jeans were stretched tight across

my knees, I would have to loosen them somehow to stop the pain.

HOWEVER - come to think of it, I have been on the anti-candida regimen for

3.5 months now and I haven't noticed either lately so yeah, they must be

candida related.

BTW, has anyone noticed what a mess all us candida " victims " are? LOL

From: " dwnb28 " <dwnb28@...>

> Hello all,

>

> Can anyone tell me if they have ever suffered from burning in their

> upper thighs

[Guest guest]

Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 16:52:30 -0500

From: " Penny " <penelopea@...>

Also, I sometimes can't take pressure on my knees. Wierd. If, for

instance, I was sitting in a movie and my jeans were stretched tight across

my knees, I would have to loosen them somehow to stop the pain.

Hi Penny,

I had something sort of similar develop a few years ago. For some

unfathomable reason the fingernail on my right ring finger cannot take being

bumped, even slightly. Any kind of bump causes intense pain. It goes away

quickly but it's a real bother when a whack that any of my other fingers can

take with no problem, causes this one to scream!

I wondered what the heck was going on. I do not have arthritis nor

anything like it. The finger and the nail look absolutely normal. I've

decided that it may be due to candidiasis and I'll be curious to see if it

fades as I get a handle on this.

Sherry

[Guest guest]

>

>BTW, has anyone noticed what a mess all us candida " victims " are? LOL

>

Yes! How many symptoms does this darn thing have?!?

BUT the silver lining, the way I figure it, is imagine how GOOD we'll

all feel when we've kicked it! All these things we've gotten used to for

so many years, stuff we never would have even thought was related, that

we thought was 'just how I am', will be gone!

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