I've been on 1.4 mg/ml LDN for a couple of days, had been on 1.3 mg/ml for 5 days before that.
My sleeping is chaotic - got up yesterday at about 10am, slept from 4.30pm until 9.30pm, stayed up until 8am this morning, then back to bed and slept until 3pm this afternoon. Currently awake...
The facial pain and pressure is still being held at bay, though I keep having bouts of low level dizziness. Also feeling quite foggy brained; have extra loud tinnitus, have low level feelings of nausea; heavy legs and symptoms of sinusitis (post nasal drip, and bubbling noises from various bits of my face).
I had Acupuncture at the NHS Gateway Clinic in Clapham North, on Wednesday, and that cleared the dizziness and nausea for for a couple of days, but it's back again now.
Both my Acupuncturist and Osteopath have remarked, separately, that no matter what they do, they can't get their treatments to 'stick' ie they can rectify an imbalance but it constantly defaults back to the unbalanced state.
The only things that haven't been ME symptoms recently, pre-LDN, are the feelings of nausea and the heavy legs.
Saw my HRT Consultant (Nick Panay) a few days ago, he had the results of my blood tests from before Xmas. He said he's not seen such low levels of Estrogen in someone using HRT. My Estrogen levels were still those of someone post-meopausal, not someone who's been on a relatively high dose of supplementation for months. I've had my dose bumped up to the highest he's prepared to go with it, on the proviso I cut back down if there are any side effects, and I'll see him again in early March.
He suggested this may be due to ultrafast metabolisation in the liver. Though there's always the question of why, if I have a fast metabolism, I've doubled my body weight (105lbs to 210lbs) since I've been ill.
My GP has now referred me to St. Thomas' for investigation into liver functioning. The fast metabolism hypothesis might explain my odd experiences with drugs.
It occurred to my the other day, when I go to some Consultant or other for investigation into a symptom. eg breathing problems (query asthma), and their method of diagnosis is based on whether I respond to salbutamol or not, which I didn't, then I may be going undiagnosed for really 'simple' things. Same situation with sinusitus - I didn't respond to the antibiotics or the steroid nasal drops so it's been concluded that I don't have sinusitis.
My sleeping is chaotic - got up yesterday at about 10am, slept from 4.30pm until 9.30pm, stayed up until 8am this morning, then back to bed and slept until 3pm this afternoon. Currently awake...
The facial pain and pressure is still being held at bay, though I keep having bouts of low level dizziness. Also feeling quite foggy brained; have extra loud tinnitus, have low level feelings of nausea; heavy legs and symptoms of sinusitis (post nasal drip, and bubbling noises from various bits of my face).
I had Acupuncture at the NHS Gateway Clinic in Clapham North, on Wednesday, and that cleared the dizziness and nausea for for a couple of days, but it's back again now.
Both my Acupuncturist and Osteopath have remarked, separately, that no matter what they do, they can't get their treatments to 'stick' ie they can rectify an imbalance but it constantly defaults back to the unbalanced state.
The only things that haven't been ME symptoms recently, pre-LDN, are the feelings of nausea and the heavy legs.
Saw my HRT Consultant (Nick Panay) a few days ago, he had the results of my blood tests from before Xmas. He said he's not seen such low levels of Estrogen in someone using HRT. My Estrogen levels were still those of someone post-meopausal, not someone who's been on a relatively high dose of supplementation for months. I've had my dose bumped up to the highest he's prepared to go with it, on the proviso I cut back down if there are any side effects, and I'll see him again in early March.
He suggested this may be due to ultrafast metabolisation in the liver. Though there's always the question of why, if I have a fast metabolism, I've doubled my body weight (105lbs to 210lbs) since I've been ill.
My GP has now referred me to St. Thomas' for investigation into liver functioning. The fast metabolism hypothesis might explain my odd experiences with drugs.
It occurred to my the other day, when I go to some Consultant or other for investigation into a symptom. eg breathing problems (query asthma), and their method of diagnosis is based on whether I respond to salbutamol or not, which I didn't, then I may be going undiagnosed for really 'simple' things. Same situation with sinusitus - I didn't respond to the antibiotics or the steroid nasal drops so it's been concluded that I don't have sinusitis.