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#21
Wed-25-02-2015, 21:24 PM
Have to say its just so reassuring having you guys here. No one else understands what we go through in a daily basis, they just think ah sure you can put up with it. They dont get the pain we suffer emotionally and physically. So happy to have found this group. Feeling more upbeat already Clap Heart Heart s
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Wed-25-02-2015, 21:35 PM (This post was last modified: Wed-25-02-2015, 21:43 PM by jiml.)
(Wed-25-02-2015, 21:24 PM)sarah2011 Wrote: Have to say its just so reassuring having you guys here. No one else understands what we go through in a daily basis, they just think ah sure you can put up with it. They dont get the pain we suffer emotionally and physically. So happy to have found this group. Feeling more upbeat already  Clap  Heart  Heart s

So pleased you are finding your time here positive. I feel this group is fairly unique in that it's just psoriasis sufferers with no outside commercial pressure, no ads   No donation requests, fred runs a fun and friendly place for us all to meet and exchange views... And yes you are right unless you are a sufferer you can't know the emotional effect psoriasis has on us
I'm so glad you found us, you will always find a friendly welcome here.  So come back often and get to know us all
Jim
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#23
Thu-26-02-2015, 13:30 PM
Hey guys so day 1 down!! Nothing to note except just feeling a bit tingly today. Like ive got a rush or something. Nothing else to report x
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Thu-26-02-2015, 13:43 PM (This post was last modified: Thu-26-02-2015, 19:05 PM by jiml.)
Tingly is good ... It's starting up
Good luck..... your experience reporting like this will be useful to many who are thinking of starting on Fumaderm right from day one
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#25
Thu-26-02-2015, 18:03 PM
(Thu-26-02-2015, 13:30 PM)sarah2011 Wrote: Hey guys so day 1 down!! Nothing to note except just feeling a bit tingly today. Like ive got a rush or something. Nothing else to report x

Hi Sarah!

Way to go Five
The tingly can be psychological but it may also be due to the reaction of your body on the DMF. This will slightly increase your metabolism and turn your temperature a bit up.

Caroline
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Fri-27-02-2015, 13:22 PM
That's interesting Caroline! I didn't realise it could up your metabolism! That would explain why I have lost weight despite eating A LOT more than usual haha! Great to have a positive side effect!
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Fri-27-02-2015, 15:17 PM
(Fri-27-02-2015, 13:22 PM)Kato Wrote: That's interesting Caroline! I didn't realise it could up your metabolism! That would explain why I have lost weight despite eating A LOT more than usual haha! Great to have a positive side effect!

It may have several other weird side effects Kath.
E.g. I know of someone who had the illness of Meunières, something in the balancing device in your ear (sorry, don't know the word for it). And because he started with DMF he got flushes and the side effect of the flushes was the better flow of blood through his ears which resulted in the fact the he now has no problem with Meunières anymore. Smile

I did not lose weight on it, but I do know i have always warm hands and mostly also warm feet.
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#28
Fri-27-02-2015, 16:16 PM
Caroline, you are full of amazingly useful information! By chance, my neighbour suffers terribly from Menieres and I had no idea Fumaderm is a potential treatment!! Big Grin

I also used to feel the cold terribly and now I'm always toasty...hadn't really noticed until you mentioned it!
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#29
Fri-27-02-2015, 16:20 PM
You are right Caroline is our encyclopaedia on DMF matters Thumb we are lucky to have such knowledge here
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#30
Fri-27-02-2015, 17:41 PM
(Fri-27-02-2015, 16:16 PM)Kato Wrote: Caroline, you are full of amazingly useful information! By chance, my neighbour suffers terribly from Menieres and I had no idea Fumaderm is a potential treatment!!  Big Grin

I also used to feel the cold terribly and now I'm always toasty...hadn't really noticed until you mentioned it!

Would be fun if your neighbour would give it a try. The advantage is that DMF is relatively harmless. Smile
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