I need to hear people stories who have it under control and have no symptoms. If so how’d you get there? I’m really upset and feel like this is never gonna get better. I have had symptoms for 2 year.
I’ve been using clob for a while it really helped with swelling and itching. Months later now my clit hurts it almost feels like a bruised feeling? What could this be?
Can you guys see a tear? I’m not sure iv ever had a tear but I have the white spots, swelling, itching and recently(after 4 months on clob) I can’t tell if I’m having a flair or a tear. Hurts around my clit. It was feeling a lot better before this?
Hi, so I got diagnosed about four months ago and after the first month, I felt so much better. Swelling was gone. I was overall way more comfortable day to day. This lasted another month. I went to the doctor. He said the white spots are still there, but could take a while to go fully away, which was fine with me since my symptoms were drastically better. now the past month I’ve been starting to feel uncomfortable again and I’m feeling like I have a bit of a flare on my clit. Please tell me this feeling will eventually go away. I beg. Iv been feeling this for years now
Just wondering if anyone knows of any vitamins or supplements that they take that calms a LS flair or helps stay in remission ?
My Rottweiler often drinks his water really fast and then immediately throws up all the food in his stomach. This happens weekly. Is this a common thing they do?
Hey everyone, I just wanted to come on here and tell my story because researching this made the whole process so much worse for me. My symptoms started 2 years ago nobody was able to diagnose me I went to endless doctors. 2 years of absolute hell. Finally got diagnosed and was so upset. I’m only 27 so i was terrified I was never gonna feel normal and or never have a normal sex life ever again, Especially after coming on the internet. I started clob everyday for two weeks and now every other day. I’m only on week three but all my symptoms are gone and I feel 100% normal.
I know every body is different but I wanted to share a positive story in a sea of negative ones.