I don’t know if PFS is autoimmune, but I just thought I’d share this article:
Rare cells regulate immune responses; may offer novel treatment for autoimmune diseases
Here’s another method.
New approach could treat MS, other autoimmune diseases
And another
Scientists aim to treat autoimmune diseases with worm-based therapy
Read more: foxnews.com/health/2012/12/0 … z2PXvHf46j
I wonder how hard it would be to get a hold of some of these worms and try it out. If someone tries it and sees noticeable improvements, maybe there is an autoimmune component after all.
Counterintuitive Cure: A Nanovaccine That Stops Autoimmune Disease by Boosting the Immune System
Treating it as an autoimmune problem is not a definitive solution. I was treated with prednisone. I had to use it many times on a time frame of two years (for five days each time), because of recurrent allergies. My sex life returned, i felt completely normal for a whole year (2012). But on December last year i crashed again due to an allergic reaction to an specific food. The problem is deeper than an autoimmune disease. I am sure about that.
out of curiosity, what was the specific food you ate that you feel re-crashed your system.
thank you very much.
I could not understand your point, on one hand you are saying you felt great on immunosuppressant (prednisone) which shows it has to do with immune system. you crashed again because your immune system got disturbed after allergic reaction.
My point is that there is something more to this disease. Prednisone fixes part of the problem but doesnt cure it. The problem is we cannot take prednisone all the time, every time we crash. It would be a great form of controlling the disease, but there are too many cons as far as side effects. I already have side effects from using it.
I still believe in our issue immune system is playing the major role. I think (can not prove it directly) we have got allergic to our own hormones.
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