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Lupus and Apitoxin

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Dubois
Dubois

Hello!

Im have strong pain in the joints of my hands since 5 years ago. My actual treatment is Pregabalin 300, Duloxetine 90, lamotrigine 50 and tramadol 400 with no positive effects in the pain.

But when im try Apitoxin, in low doses (0.3) , injectable over my joints the pain disappear. Now IM reduce my medication.

What do you think?

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  • PuraVidagg
    PuraVidagg Dubois

    Posted

    I think if it's working then that's a good sign! As long as the joints don't swell again and you have to go to a higher dosage. Have you heard of benlyzta? It's a new lupus medication that you take via IV. I was really bad with my joints, I couldn't walk, I couldn't shower, I couldn't feed myself and I couldn't feed myself. Now I'm in full remission and so happy with zero pain in my joints what so ever! Good luck to you!
    • Dubois
      Dubois PuraVidagg

      Posted

      Yes, I'm have heard of benlysta, have many sides effect.

      Now I'm in remission. :D

      Also use a complex B from Vago, (b1, b6, b12).

    • PuraVidagg
      PuraVidagg Dubois

      Posted

      Oh I've never had any problems..I know about the side effects but it sure beats the large dosages of prednisone I would get and the side effects to that has left my body and my eye site a mess. I also take my Bs. I'm so happy that you're in remission also!
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