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antonella78316
antonella78316

I wanted to share my experience: It may be unrelated but oddly enough the only time I had a total remission was when I was prescribed a heavy dose of flavonoids (in Italy the product is called Arvenum 500mg 3 caps twice a day for 5 days although I may continue at a lower dose!) for a seemingly unrelated issue, hemorroids that wouldn't go away. The blood sacs I had dried up!! and they wouldn't go away with anything else! (the ingredients are Diosmina/diosmine? 450mg flavonoids expressed in esperidine 50 mg)

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  • Seamist
    Seamist antonella78316

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    That is great information.  Did the HS come back when you stopped taking the Arvenum?
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    • antonella78316
      antonella78316 Seamist

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      I haven't stopped taking it just taking two pills a day instead of six and for now it's fine smile I think part of the issue is also a weakness of capillaries that causes the issue and I will need to take it all my life to prevent this and other problems since it runs in the family, unless the underlying ancestral emotional issues that caused this issue are dealt with
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  • Seamist
    Seamist antonella78316

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    Is there something with the same ingredients as Arvenum in the USA?
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    • sgf82
      sgf82 Seamist

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      In case you haven't found it yet, I believe the US equivalent is called Daflon, or Daflon 500. I'm going to ask my dermatologist about this. If you try it, let us know if it works!
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    • Seamist
      Seamist sgf82

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      Thank you.  When I did a Google search for Daflon 500, interestingly, I found a nutritional supplement that contains a bioflavonoid.  It is called "Doctor's Best Best Vein Support featuring DiosVein" It is easily available, and not too expensive, no prescription is required.  Could you ask your dermatologist about it?  Has anyone tried it, and if yes, what were the results?
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