Hannah Bishop said:Hey, just wanted to offer some encouragement. I dealt with HPV and CIN grades 1, 2, and 3 myself. I was actually facing surgery, but I managed to clear everything using Pfizer vaginal applicators... It’s been two or three years now and I'm completely clear. There really is hope for beating HPV... Just stay positive and things will work out
How long did you use the Pfizer stuff?
My doctor put me on a regimen for three weeks, twice a week.
Regarding HPV and all the different treatment options, there's already a dedicated thread on HPV and CIN I, II, III... I know it's a massive topic, but you'll definitely find answers to most of your questions over there.
Since I'm already typing... I actually tried treating my CIN with Kantian oil, among several other supplements and remedies. I heard right here on the forum that Kantian might actually help. I used it for seven days, then stopped. To be honest, I don't even know if it worked or if it was something else I was taking, but my biopsy came back clear—no more dysplasia. Who knows what actually did the trick...
And just like Hannah Bishop mentioned, there are also those Pfizer vaginal suppositories... My doctor prescribed those to me too.
Look, honey, I honestly don't know whether to feel sorry for you—because it’s pretty obvious your head isn't in the right place and you're struggling—or just call you out for being pathetic. It's truly sad to see you treating yourself this way, let alone that little life if you actually are pregnant. It’s just tragic that girls like you even exist.
I think once you finally snap out of it and come back to reality, you should probably go find some professional help. Seriously... you need it.
There’s an entire thread dedicated to CIN I, II, III, and Pfizer. It’s massive, honestly... if you actually have the patience to dig through it. But if you do, you'll see all kinds of different stories—how people fought back against Pfizer, their personal struggles, and plenty of advice that might actually be useful to you. 👍
I caught genital herpes from my boyfriend. He’s actually had the standard kind—you know, the cold sore type—since he was a little kid.
It started with a single pimple that began to sting, and then suddenly there were dozens of them. The burning and itching... it was honestly a nightmare. And don't even get me started on using the bathroom. It was pure agony!!!! 😢 My gynecologist prescribed two different creams, one was Pfizer and I can't quite recall the name of the other. She also suggested rinsing with chamomile or just warm water. One of the early warning signs was muscle aches and swollen lymph nodes in my groin area.
If there's any silver lining, it's that next time an outbreak happens, it won't be nearly as intense or painful. It hasn't come back for me in a year now. 🙏 Still, I always keep some Pfizer cream on hand, just in case...
That’s about it. I had that same itchy, stinging sensation myself, but it cleared up pretty fast... As for how else it spreads besides sex, I honestly wouldn't know.
So, I ended up with genital herpes because my partner had it as a kid—just on his lips. Clearly, my immune system was shot at the time, because while he had the oral kind, I caught the genital version. The nasty one. Just like you probably already know...
I had dozens of these little blisters. Once they started popping, the stinging was so bad I was literally in tears. Sitting down? Impossible. Going to the bathroom? A nightmare. It was just pure misery... After applying some Virolex cream for about five painful days, 😳 the blisters finally started clearing up. They say the first outbreak is always the absolute worst, the most painful part... after that, you barely even notice it. Since that first time back in September 2006, I haven't had another flare-up. I mean, I still have it and always will, but it hasn't surfaced again.
Like Susan Lee5 said, living with HPV isn't exactly a walk in the park... At first, I just felt miserable. Sad, disappointed, constantly wondering, "Why me??" But once the dust settled, I realized there are tons of us dealing with this exact same thing. I've had to accept that it's in my system for now, hoping that one day I'll be clear. You just have to find the strength to stay positive. It’s tough, but I try to tell myself that HPV is just a temporary "roommate" in my body... it won't be there forever.😉
Sam Hughes5 said:Well, it really depends on when you drink them. Don't touch them at night. Try having one in the morning instead... I once went over 24 hours without sleep because I had to finish writing some seminar paper. It was 5 AM and I downed two Red Bulls back-to-back. I thought they'd keep me wired, so I laid down for a quick nap... ended up passing out like a light and didn't wake up until 3 PM. 😬
Hehe, just don't drink them late in the afternoon or at night.
So basically, if I chug two, they just help me sleep better... 🤣
I don't really care if I can't close my eyes when I finally hit the sack. As long as they aren't too intense... Because I'm not planning on staying up all night...😳
Sam Hughes5 said:Just grab a Red Bull energy effervescent tablet—you’ve got one in your DMs, there's one in the pack... just dissolve it in an Isotonic drink. It works well enough and keeps you focused while you study.
Hey,
how hard do those energy effervescent tablets actually hit?
Those energy shots from Enzo Ferrari... they actually did the trick for me when I needed to stay awake. I don't know if it's just me, but if I take them too late in the evening, sleep becomes impossible. Better to grab one in the middle of the day so the kick lasts you through the night...
For HPV, you’re looking at a dose of 5-10 mg—basically one or two Nature Made Folic Acid tablets—but some sources even suggest up to 20 mg when dealing with HPV. I was just reading about this on a wellness site yesterday... They say you can't really overdo it, since if you take too much, your body just flushes the excess out anyway.
At the end of the day, one pill is better than five... Like you said, it’s not just about this one supplement. I’ve been trying my best to stay on top of my immune health, but I really don't think I need to be swallowing five extra tablets every single day. It feels excessive.
I could probably get my doctor to write me a prescription if I asked... but then there's the hassle of ordering it, waiting two weeks for delivery, and who knows if she'd even bother? Every time you try to get a straight answer out of them, they just stall and give you the runaround...