Thanks for the info. Yes, I am on a ad. The doctor put me on efflexor my first week of treatment, it did help me. I guess at three months into tx and feeling the sx , I am searching for that groove that will make it as easy as it can be. So if I can start with getting some good rest hopefully some other areas will get better.Thanks and best wishes
This tx does alter many things. When I first started tx, I took tylenol before shots and usually for 1 or 2 days after. For me, this was a steady routine for about 8 weeks. After that time period things got milder with the sides and I did not need as many. Every now and again, I have to take tylenol for mild headaches, but not often. On the sleep, my doctor let me take tylenol pm and it helps. Check with your doctor and find out. I was also given permission that if need be I could take a sleeping medications off the shelf/not prescription. I have used that a few times; with doctors permission, worked great, just take it early enough that you are not groggy in the morning. I am 34/48 on Friday's shot and I seldom need to take anything for sleep anymore. Although, if need be, I will.
Are you on any AD's yet. I noticed that once I went on AD's the restlessness lighted up alot. You might check with your doctor on those rescue drugs.
Good Luck,
Cajun
You are hilarious, that cracked me up. Thanks for the laughs. I hope your bothersome, aggravating skin issues are getting better and you are able to enjoy your summer a bit.
Why can't you eat shrimp? I think as long as it's cooked it should be okay. Snook posted a link the other day about cooked seafood and how cooking it kills the bacteria. I got some tilapia today at Costco. I'm looking forward to eating that!
I didn't know the CDC was saying that. That is ridiculous! Without the testing of young people, how do they know this? As we know it takes some 30+ asymtomatic years before they discover they have it. With the CDC saying this, it seems like we don't stand a chance of anyone taking this virus seriously.