Do you have days when you have no PFS symptoms and everything seems to be back to normal?
As time has gone by (months/years) have you seen some improvement in the PFS symptoms? If yes, which symptoms improved and which didn’t?
Thanks
Do you have days when you have no PFS symptoms and everything seems to be back to normal?
As time has gone by (months/years) have you seen some improvement in the PFS symptoms? If yes, which symptoms improved and which didn’t?
Thanks
I know this is an old thread but no one has responded and I figured the OP might have a use for my input since he is a physician
I would say that the windows I had where I had days of feeling normal were more frequent when the condition first started but the lows were a lot worse. After a decade of being sick I would say I’m more stable with less ups and downs but I feel like my baseline has improved…if that makes any sense.
Symptoms that have gotten better:
Sexual performance, sleep, and mood have improved
Symptoms that have gotten worse: food allergies food allergies food allergies
I don’t know if I’ve just gotten better at noticing the food allergies or they have gotten worse. The only thing I can really eat without problems is meat