Phantom period/ovulation pains
kathsmith1904
6 years ago
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Comments (20)To any of you suffering from heavy bleeding, I long ago figured out the culprits and cures - yes, cures. First - here's my YES list, then later, see what to avoid. My YES list: Loads of good-quality Bing cherries, and/or Juice of black cherry concentrate. NOT from toxic plastic containers, rather glass. And the more Viscous it is, the better (i.e. more sticky, slow-to-flow. Also: lots of probiotic yogurt such as Vanilla or Peach Stonyfield. Or Raspberry Lifeway-Kefir. Also: Lysine/smooth type of foods, such as Eggs, yams, yellow oils, veggies, Unsalted soda crackers, sweet/sticky fruits/melons. Also: see my tips on this "flu" site, because alot of those tips may resonate with you and help toward the bleeding issues as well. https://lysine4flu.wordpress.com/ Also: Gabapentin might help (if you can get a doctor to prescribe it). It helps to relax my nerves toward computer(EMF) use, and relieves headaches, so I suspect it can relieve bleeding. My NO list: Heavy exposure to bright lights & EMFs & WIFI & so forth. Hi sodium, citric-acid, citrus, sodium-nitrite, sodium-citrate. Some of these can be hidden inside foods at health stores as well. Spices, raw onion, raw garlic. Some of these can be hidden inside health foods. Stress/chemicals. See my common-sense examples in my above wordpress blog, re: "Arginine vs. lesser arginine". With emphasis on the last italicized paragraph. Hope this helps....See MoreStill crazy (and ovulating) after all these years
Comments (1)i'd make a dr visit and have a check up...wonder if you've added something to your diet with "natural" hormones?...See MoreOvulation Pain
Comments (11)Landygirl, As I was reading your post,I had to do a double take, and make sure it wasn't me! Everything you have said, is exactly what I have experienced. I am 47, having the intense pain at ovulation, long light periods. I even had the episode with appendecitis, however, I really did have appendecitis and had it removed at age 16. I've had endometriosis (diagnosed w/laparoscopy) for many years, infertility, but now have 4 children. I had the ultrasound and the transverse ultrasound. They show numerous med size (2-3 cm) cysts on one ovary. That is what causes the pain. I have the options of having a vaginal hysterectomy, remove ovaries. I'm reluctant to lose the estrogen from my ovaries, and don't know whether I'm just trading one problem for others. If there is anyone out there with similar issues, and success, I'd love to hear your story....See Morepianful ovulation
Comments (2)lou..make another appt with your dr. if h/she is a gp, ask for a referral to an obgyn...at least your anxiety will be resolved. i had a shorter than 28 day cycle...and at 60 just had a d&c, fibroids again......See Morekathsmith1904
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