YIKES! Cipro is some terrible stuff! 😱 "We may never know" is not a good answer from a doctor. They have a way to know if they would check in on it more instead of push people to the side. I'm sorry you have autoimmune issues. I do to, and they're completely baffled every time I go in or have a new issue. I completely understand what you say about not being seen as male, I was always accepted as a tomboy, but after my transition I realized I didn't like the way some groups of guys talked. I'm in a senior/disabled community now and they're all pretty good about knowing me for who I am and not what my physical self is. I found a happy medium between both genders. I'm a sensitive guy with a sense of humor and a shoulder to lean on 🙂Not many people ask about me being trans, they knew me before and after and realized it doesn't change my heart. Going back to the same person over and over is hard to do. Same here, i was just trying to "blend in" but I was never happy with myself or how others saw me, and it took me until my 30's to realize what I was doing to myself to try to fit in with what others think I should be. Just curious, did they test you for mrsa? Hence the cipro? You don't have to answer that of course, just a thought. Carnivore diets are hard to do aren't they? I lost 40 lbs on it, but it sure got expensive! So weird! I just got t6ested for cushing's too. Negative, but still wondering what the issue is. With yogurt, the processing breaks down casein so if you have a milk allergy, it's easier to digest. (I speak from multiple allergy syndrome experience) As a side note, look up what milk has in it (If you ever want to go the gross-out route) look up pus cells per million FDA guidelines 🤢 That got me through about a year of not eating dairy! MMM skickerdoodle! 🤤 I hope your infection goes away, cipro stays in your system even after you stop taking it, might take a bit. I'll send some good healing vibes your way!
❤ happy Monday ❤
YIKES! Cipro is some terrible stuff! 😱
"We may never know" is not a good answer from a doctor. They have a way to know if they would check in on it more instead of push people to the side.
I'm sorry you have autoimmune issues. I do to, and they're completely baffled every time I go in or have a new issue.
I completely understand what you say about not being seen as male, I was always accepted as a tomboy, but after my transition I realized I didn't like the way some groups of guys talked. I'm in a senior/disabled community now and they're all pretty good about knowing me for who I am and not what my physical self is. I found a happy medium between both genders. I'm a sensitive guy with a sense of humor and a shoulder to lean on 🙂Not many people ask about me being trans, they knew me before and after and realized it doesn't change my heart.
Going back to the same person over and over is hard to do. Same here, i was just trying to "blend in" but I was never happy with myself or how others saw me, and it took me until my 30's to realize what I was doing to myself to try to fit in with what others think I should be.
Just curious, did they test you for mrsa? Hence the cipro? You don't have to answer that of course, just a thought.
Carnivore diets are hard to do aren't they? I lost 40 lbs on it, but it sure got expensive!
So weird! I just got t6ested for cushing's too. Negative, but still wondering what the issue is.
With yogurt, the processing breaks down casein so if you have a milk allergy, it's easier to digest. (I speak from multiple allergy syndrome experience) As a side note, look up what milk has in it (If you ever want to go the gross-out route) look up pus cells per million FDA guidelines 🤢 That got me through about a year of not eating dairy!
MMM skickerdoodle! 🤤
I hope your infection goes away, cipro stays in your system even after you stop taking it, might take a bit. I'll send some good healing vibes your way!