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Immune System gone wild
Hi all. I was hoping someone could point me to a proper remedy. I'm a 30-year old Caucasion female, mom of two sons, whose immune system went psycho after the birth of the boys. It attacked my thyroid gland (I have to take thyroid replacement now) and I developed IBS. It also came with a raging anxiety disorder. I catch every cold/flu/virus that comes along and my digestive system stays upset all the time (much worse in the early morning) even though my doctoe can't find anything wrong. She said I may have somethig called dysbiosis, but she didn't elaborate. I also have joint aches and pains and a lot of food intolerances that weren't present before I got pregnant. Any ideas, advice, or suggestions would be welcome. I also am a chronic nail-biter.shewolfofga on 2005-09-14
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shewolfofga last decade
I might suggest that you review information about CFSID and Fibromyalgia. You and I share many of the same symptoms, and my disorder became problematic after having my son too.
If you are interested we can exchange email addresses.
If you are interested we can exchange email addresses.
RebeccaB last decade
Thank you for the info, and I would be glad to switch emails with you. Do we do that here, or is there another way?
shewolfofga last decade
RebeccaB last decade
-Bump- Any suggestions? Anyone? My only prior experiences with homeopathy are when I took a Hyland's compound rememdy for PMS several years ago. I don't know where to begin, and the software on the site did not help me much.
shewolfofga last decade
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