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From my personal experience, I have found that Thai women are way more attractive than Western women, especially body/figure wise, however they tend to be a little more reserved in the bedroom sexualy.

Most Western girls I have been with, have been much more sexual deviants in the bedroom & will do almost anything.

Maybe I just haven't bumped into the right ploy yet 😅

If you want the craziest sex, I would suggest you meet a White Western girl with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)

I have been pretty much couch bound with fatigue PEM for the last 3 months..

Two weeks ago I started on LDN, initially started on a very low dose & around 5 days ago I increased the dose slightly.

Around 3 days ago, I developed a deep muscle pain in my left thigh, which has increasingly got worse.

Last night it was that painful that I struggled to sleep. This morning I looked online for information & I read on Google that this kind of pain can indicate a blood clot & that I should get checked out.

I absolutely didn't want to go to the A&E as this would cause my CFS to flaire up.. however in the end, I decided to go, as it would be a little too risky doing nothing about it.

The doctor at the hospital checked me out & said that my symptoms do not present as a blood clot.. She offered me a D Dimer blood test, that can identify blood clots, however she told me that this test often gives them many false positives.. A false positive would mean I have to go through a bunch of other tests, which means travelling back & forth and increased anxiety.

In the end I didn't take the D Dimer test, as the GP was confident this doesn't present as blood clot.

I called Dickinson Chemist, and they advised me that my thigh muscle pain is not typical of a LDN side effect.

Maybe I have developed a nerve issue, from laying around a lot and being on the sofa 85% of the time.

Has anyone else experienced this pain on LDN?

I am currently going through a significant relapse after pretty much living a normal life again for 5 years.

In 2020, I developed LC with a ton of symptoms. Life was HELL for around 6 months.

After 6 months my fatigue seemed to have eased off a little, to the point where I felt like I could go back to work, one day a week, gradually 2 days a week.

The one thing that stood out to me was, once I went back to work and began being around people, occupying myself with tasks, keeping me mind off the illness, my recovery speeded up.

I quickly improved back to around 85%..

I never fully understood why this happened.. maybe I was going to recover anyway, & it was coincidence. Or maybe just trying to get back to normal life, triggers something in the nervous system to push me to heal.

I hope this time around I make a quick recovery too.

I'm intrigued to know if their is much of a Progressive House/Trance scene in Thailand & which cities/clubs/bars tend to cater for this type of music?

I know Full Moon Party is a thing, however I'm under the impression Full Moon was most a Psy Trance thing.

My last visit to Pattaya, I never tried any of the weed/cannabis.

I'm more of a drinker, however I don't mind a little smoke once a while. Maybe like once a few months.

Here in the UK buying/selling weed is illegal & your not exactly sure what you are buying.. The quality is very inconsistent.

What's Thai/Pattaya weed like? I saw loads of shops/cafés in Pattaya selling weed, with varieties that I have never even heard of.

I listen to Progressive House music, on my next trip to Pattaya, I intend on buying some weed and smoke it somewhere scenic with my music and chill.

I initially developed LC back in 2020, with a ton of symptoms and fatigue. Luckily I managed to recover to around 90% around the 9 months mark.

Unfortunately after 5 years of living a pretty normal life, I had a significant relapse beginning of June 2026..

I am 3 months in & my biggest issue is fatigue. The fatigue is considerably worse than what I experienced in 2020.

I am able to cook & walk around the apartment, however I really struggle with stairs and cannot walk more than 5 minutes, without experiencing PEM.

Has anyone had pretty severe fatigue and managed to recover to a reasonable level?

I just recently began LDN treatment & considering patching with nicotine.

This is a significant relapse I have had after 5 years of living a pretty normal healthy life again.

The fatigue is worse than the fatigue I experienced back in 2020.

I am one week into taking LDN. Currently taking very low dosage.

I haven't noticed much improvement in the fatigue yet.

How long till you noticed an improvement while you took LDN?

Additionally is it safe to use Nicotine patches while on LDN.

My timeline:

2020 - Developed long covid, took me around 10 months to recover to 90%

May 2026 - I suffer a relapse living a normal healthy life for almost 5 years.

The relapse was pretty bad, but I was still able to walk a good 15 minutes. One day I over did things cleaning my apartment & suffered another relapse.. This relapse has lowered my baseline significantly.

Yesterday I had to attend a medical appointment, witch required 40 minutes driving & 5 minutes walk on a flat surface.

Today my symptoms feel a little worse & heightened shortness of breath.

I am worried that I may have had another relapse.

Has anyone had several relapses and still managed to make a good recovery?

Since my most significant relapse back in May 2026, I suffered a secondary relapse some weeks later, because I over did things a little.. My baseline tanked & my fatigue got worse.

I was seeing improvements this week, however yesterday I had no choice but to attend a medical appointment.. It's was a 20 minutes drive to the location & 20 minutes drive back.

I had to walk around 6 minutes total too on a flat surface & I took several breaks in between the walks & rested a few times.

Today I feel a little rough.. restless.. my shortness of breath is a little heightened.

It doesn't feel like a major relapse, maybe a little minor one, but either way I feel worried that my baseline will permanently get worse from today.

It's nearly 4 months into recovery, do people tend to bounce back quicker from mini relapses?

I noticed recently that TF have restricted messaging girls that are being classified as "Popular" unless you subscribe to the premium membership.

I personally don't have an issue with upgrading to premium in the past when I head out to Pattaya.

However since this restriction has been implemented has anyone noticed a decline in quality/price/service on this app?

Any positive stories?

When the fatigue had you almost bed bound? But eventually you either recovered or improved considerably.

Only positive stories please, as I find some of the negative ones triggering.

This isn't my first rodeo ride with long covid. I originally developed LC back in 2020 & managed to recover 90% around the 11 months mark.

This is my first major relapse in 5 years, the difference this time is, the fatigue feels considerably worse than 2020.

I manage to walk around my apartment, if I pace myself.. However going outdoors/driving or climbing stairs is proving difficult & causes a flare up of my symptoms.

I have head pressure & tinnitus too, and possibly POTS.

The only thing that gives me hope is, that I recovered from this illness once already.

My medication/supplements stack is:

1. LDN (Low Dose)
2. Longvida curcumin (best for absorption & neuroimflamation)
3. Omega 3 IFOS certified (best for absorption & neuroimflamation)
4. Magnesium Glycinate
5. C0Q10
6. Nicotine patches (not used these yet)
7. Vitamin D K2

I am experiencing a significant relapse.

The first one in 5 years. I originally developed LC back in 2020, but I recovered to 95% over a period of 12 months.

This relapse happened 11 weeks ago.. I foolishly triggered a secondary relapse at week 6 by cleaning my apartment.

I have been pacing very carefully, resting loads, avoiding anything that would cause a relapse. Have been house bound for weeks.

I'm avoiding MCAS triggers by cleaning up my diet & taking supplements.

However I feel worse? I have developed a touch of Shortness of breath, over the last few days.

Why do I feel worse even though I am taking strict measures to rest and minimise relapses.

Over the last two weeks, the pressure in my head & the ringing in my ears (tinnitus) seemed to have eased off & pretty much cleared up.

However yesterday the tinnitus came back & so did the head pressure.

I did a little activity yesterday, very minor.. nothing accessive. Just a 2 minutes walk to my car & back. I stayed within the envelope of what I am currently capable of.

Is this something other people have experienced.. Symptoms come back for no apparent reason?

I recently tried Nicotine patches for 3 days, hoping it would help with my LC fatigue. The fatigue seem to have gotten a little more intense in those 3 days, however the pressure in my head & tinnitus seemed to have got a little better.

I'm not sure why my fatigue felt worse once I started patching.. Maybe just coincidence.

My LDN treatment will be arriving on Monday.. I will be using it (low dosage) immediately.. However I want to try the Nicotine Patches again.

Should I use both together? Or try the LDN alone for a couple of weeks & see which helps me the most.

Since I began spending more & more time in Pattaya (twice a year) I have kinda lost interest in women in the UK.

I don't really bother to date them, neither do I find many of them attractive anymore.

Kinda feels exhausting trying to date them.

Anyone else experienced this?

If she is getting banged 3 times a day, five times a week. A whole variety of dick rearranging her guts on a regular basis.

Do they get to the point where they barely feel a thing when having sex?

I'm just curious, as I DJ in the UK as a side gig, and tend to make some extra cash, while I run my business.

Pattaya is wall to wall clubs/bars/events, this got me wandering if there is a potential to make money outhere in Thailand.

I had a friend/colleague who went out to Thailand to work as a teacher, however I recall him becoming a drum & bass DJ while outhere & actually doing pretty well.

I relapsed in the midst of a previous relapse, and it feels much worse. Is it normal for a secondary relapse to be worse?

This is my timeline.

Year 2000 - Initial Long Covid illness sets in. Takes me around 9 months to recover to 90% my former self.

May 2026 - I suffer a relapse, after 5 years of living a pretty normal life, apart from very mild symptoms that I recover from quickly. The relapse was bought on by pushing myself way too hard (no reinfection)

Even though this 2026 relapse felt awful, I was still able to walk a good 10-15 minutes & I didn't have the head pressure & tinnitus. Unfortunately I made the big mistake of cleaning my apartment one day & this caused another relapse.

This current relapse has made the fatigue significantly worse. I can't walk for more than 5 minutes now, and the tinnitus is quite bad. I am about 5 weeks into recovery from this secondary relapse.

I am being EXTRA careful & limiting my activity, with lots of rest and sleep. Taking supplements & Nicotine Patches. Currently waiting on my LDN medication to arrive.

Developed Long Covid in 2020, pretty much fully (90%) recovered over a 10-12 months period.

Had a major relapse 11 weeks ago, after living a healthy (90%) life for around 5 years.

This happened to anyone else, a significant relapse after years gone by?

Clearly the easiest way to get laid in Pattaya is to P4P. It's less hassle & both parties get what they are after.

However I would be intrigued to know how many of you guys simply cold approach girls on the street, in the shopping maul, the gym & everyday situations & manage to get her number, which then turns into a lay.

My last trip to Pattaya, I cold approached a girl leaving the 7/11 and managed to turn it into a lay without any apples being exchanged. Met her twice & no apples both occasions.