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That's amazing ! I dream of getting off my meds one day too ! I saw Karolia at Sayer last summer and they helped a lot, the only issue is I haven't been able to afford to see them in a while but will return !

Hi there I wanted to add after reading all the review on this site I also decided to try Sayer clinic in August this year and after 6 session with Karolina I was as good as new, sadly though I couldn't afford to go in the past 2 months and since I reduced some of my meds I now have the issues back w...

Hallo Carla! Happy to hear about your success ! I miss Germany so much, I used to go to Drogerie Markt in Frankfurt and buy everything hahah! You have a beautiful country and great healthcare.
Thank you for sharing, I am ordering the Keltican Forte

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We have a large Success stories section here. Yes, most people do recover, though not all 100%

Hi so I'm a 20 year old woman, never been sexually active because my issues started at age 16. Back story: when I was 16 I had a suspected bartholin gland cyst cut and drained and had a catheter put into the area they cut. Basically my literal vagina was cut into in the emergency room. I've had chr...

Hmmm I do suffer from some mild gastritis, but it's not from my meds (on lyrica 125 mg and amitritptyline 30 mg). Maybe it's stress induced, are you under a lot of stress ?
The only risk with long-term use of pregabalin is dementia

Sorry everyone, forgot to update this thread I went to see Karolina at this clinic as Michael D. was too expensive. she is fab! It only took 6 sessions to see full resolutions of symptoms. Unfortunately, I have since reduced my lyrica by 100 mg and have some symptoms back so will return once I can a...

I went to the Kensington one last week. My physio was a lovely polish girl, very knowledgeable. I have found I have no internal tension (vaginal) but tons of tension in inner thighs and sacrum area, plus right side oblique (excrutiating when pressed). It was very expensive (£ 95 for assessment) but ...

I agree with Stephanies that tricyclic antidepressants are a good choice. I've been on both amitriptyline and nortriptyline (separately), and I think those drugs have done more for me than any of the others. They help me sleep, they reduce bladder frequency, and they reduce the intensity of the bur...

are you allowed to take any medication like amitriptyline during your pregnancy? I really want a baby but am scared will have symptoms return if I give up my meds, but would sacrifice this for a baby. Not pregnant yet, asking for better understanding. All the best and may you have the cutest baby !