Sonia

Hi Saturnian, Be strong dear. I know it is hard and painful (both physically and emotionally) to go thought this, but we have only one life and should fight/investigate/try to make all we can to get better, even if it feels that it will go forever. With COVID vaccine, my gynecologist said he saw many women this year coming with different complications, like blood spotting during normal cycle (which I had too, I had already three shots). With Candida, surely it is possible that COVID shakes your normal microbiome and that creates the comfortable environment for Candida (and vice versa). I had it this year two times and received Pimafucin and probiotics and managed to overcome that painful feeling (of course together with Acyclovir). I also excluded for that time all sweets. Kind regards, Sonia

Good day, Yes, but would not say it was “successful”:) They are quite careful with suggesting anything in here, so immunologist wrote “Unclassified immunodeficiency” (I have low level of WBC, neutropenia mild level, low level of ferritin (as always): I got for now 2 packs of Sorbifer and a bunch of tests to do in 6 weeks (after I will take Sorbifer). I am still taking 200mg*5t/day Acyclovir. My low levels of ferritin are quite understandable because of celiac disease, but not clear why I have low segmented neutrophils for years (tracked this tendency for a while). Kind regards, Sonia

I’ve been infected for 10+ years, with constant prodromal symptoms and full outbreaks every month in winter and every second months when it’s summer autumn. Apart of what has been mentioned above I often have a need for frequent urination (which often was quite a misleading sign, as it is more common for infections). Also sometimes I have Candida albicans, probably because herpes decreases the immunity in vagina. i am planing to have a treatment with immunomodulators and interferons too to check whether it will help to decrease the outbreaks and prodromal time. i bielive spine problems (sacralization of L5, scoliosis in L-S segments and etc) can be one of the reasons why people have the outbreaks more often: pressure on tissues/nerves—>local inflammation—>positive environment for constant viral replication. NB! Came across an article which states that herpevirus never “sleeps”, it constantly replicates, but quite a small amount of visions. KR, Sonia

Hi, I have herpes like 12 times a year, this months it hasn’t stop at all and went on the second round. I cross checked many things, I do not have any AIDS variant, diabetes, not aware of having some latent venerological diseases. But during this check I realized I have celiac disease and also chronically low level of lymphocytes (around 1,1-1,3 all the time). I was suggested to consult with immunologist/alergologías regarding the reason why I have so many outbreaks (it’s been already 10+ years I have genital herpes). Would be happy to hear ANY suggestions on how to decrease the number of outbreaks (I eat very healthy, do sports, generally positive, from good, good quality life, no alcohol, drugs, sugar is very limited, taking acyclovir 2000 mg daily, as I have 53 weight). Kind regards, Sonia