I’ve had Restless Leg Syndrome since I was a small kid, as far back as I can remember. Used to drive my parents and siblings crazy on long car trips. I had it bad all these years; the kind where I’d have to shake my legs quite violently throughout the first 30 minutes when I’d lay down in bed, and oftentimes during the day while sitting at a desk. I’m now 52, and about 18 months ago, I finally found my particular cure for my body, and I wanted to share it. It’s free, it’s simple, and for me at least, it’s the first thing that ever completely eliminated the leg thrashing. It’s dehydra ...
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Insomnia was my worst and most obvious symptom. It started exactly 2 weeks after the mirena insertion. I asked my doctor numerous times if it could be the mirena. She of course said no. She just said try tylenol pm, unisom, ambien...NOTHING WORKEd...then a neighbor of mine said maybe I had post partum anxiety so I started seeing a therapist, acupuncturist and naturopath (whom also said it was not the mirena)...the acupuncture made me feel worse, the homeopathic sleep remedies helped a little but one year later I was still in the same boat if not worse. So I finally found this website ...
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I’ve totally gotten rid of mine. If I’d read Dr. Hulda Clark’s book thru again sooner, I’d have been done with them years ago! I use EFT--an amazing tool, works miracles usually. I kept trying to tap away these painful and very unpleasant sensations that were keeping me awake half the night, but nothing seemed to help (indicator I’m not tapping for the right thing---not that EFT was failing). Finally I ran out of ideas and gave up. Although I detest pharmaceuticals, started on tramadol. Blah. It worked and I finally got back to being able to go to and have some decent sleep. So I ...
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Insomnia. Boy, oh boy, did I ever have insomnia! This was my earliest and most intense symptom. I was 15 months into my second Mirena. I never put it together until recently, but I had insomnia with the old one too. I think it completely contributes to the foggy feeling. Going to work Friday morning, I actually said aloud, ”Wow, it’s like I’ve been living in a fog.” I am 8 days post-removal, and I have slept quite well-- not perfectly, but well-- since. My husband even commented on it.   [End]
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i had insomnia something horrible on mirena. i had mirena for 3 1/2 years. i never did sleep well with it. after i was told my mirena was lost last october. getting my mirena consumed me and i only got about 4 hours of good sleep. i did a little better when i slept with a blindfold on. it seemed like i went through phases with insomnia. i am 8 days post removal. i have no muscle aches. no joint pain at all. i slept from 10pm to 7:30 am last night. i have so much energy and i can think and relax. today i noticed i can hold my hands out with palms up. i know it doesnt mean much to anyone els ...
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Restless leg can have different causes. For ex. when I was at low normal iron levels, I had to take extra iron to make it go away. Over a year later it came back even with enough iron supplements. The reason was low blood sugar. I learned that protein is wond3rful for low blood sugar. A warm glass or two of milk can do wonders, but so can meat and a goodly portion of it. Right before bed. That’s the trick of it. I have no sugar, no carbs, after 4PM. Then at 9 PM I eat some serious protein. That works for me. I found EFT, mentioned in a post below, to be totally strange and u ...
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I started having restless leg syndrome this month. Looked it up on the net. They said it may be due to low iron. Now I eat very little meat and have regularly supplemented with iron for years. However, apparently when my last bottle of iron ran out I didn’t make a note to get more and things got lost in the shuffle with my many other vitamin bottles. When I saw iron could be the culprit I refelcted that I hadn’t been taking it for - how long? As soon as I took the iron - I megadosed to tell the truth - the rls went away overnight. Now, in the past I was told my iron was fine but I was g ...
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Most of my major side effects went away after the 2nd period (around 8 weeks) post-removal. Once the numbness and weird electrical sensations went away, I was able to sleep at night. I knew then for sure that it was Mirena and not something more serious, like MS. Now, even when my anxiety returns, I’m still able to sleep throughout the night. Unless, one of my little ones wakes me up!   [End]
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I have been using urine therapy on and off for about a year. On and off being the problem, I simply kept losing faith in it and giving it up before it had a chance to work, even though I had already been seeing mild improvements. It takes me 2 weeks to notice anything at all, then from there it was slowly gradually up hill. I started into the urine therapy again (about 1-2 liters a day), about 6 weeks ago, and its the longest I’ve gone without stopping. My bloating is gone, my stomach is flat, whereas that would never happen before no matter what I ate. My energy levels are not perfe ...
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