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Quote from: horizon on 29/04/2011 00:07:48http://myhealth.hollandhospital.org/HealthTopics/allergies/dec07acMain.htmDr. Ronald Simon, an allergist at Scripps Clinic in San Diego , told HealthDay that he and his colleagues have treated patients with a mixture of contraceptive gel and an anti-allergy medication, cromolyn. Thanks Horizon, I'll be contacting Dr. Ronald.
http://myhealth.hollandhospital.org/HealthTopics/allergies/dec07acMain.htmDr. Ronald Simon, an allergist at Scripps Clinic in San Diego , told HealthDay that he and his colleagues have treated patients with a mixture of contraceptive gel and an anti-allergy medication, cromolyn.
Quote from: daveman on 29/04/2011 00:47:36Quote from: demografx on 28/04/2011 23:36:16Quote from: Limejuice on 28/04/2011 22:34:23He wasn't keen at all. He said anyone can be hypersensative to their own semen/sperm as it's a foreign substance with 23 chromosomes and that's why it's produced and stored in a blood barrier (testies) away from the body.The one-day desensitization is the goal for all of us.Fascinating news!The implication is that POIS may still be a reaction to semen/sperm that has broken the blood barrier, but that the skinprick is not at all relevant in the diagnosis? And that's why the potential for desensitization still exists?No, I'm just not sure if I'm following the implications.He says he doesn't agree that the skinprick test has any value, for the reasons he mentions, but he agrees that there can be a semen allergy once the blood barrier is broken, and therefore desensitization is possible.Just trying to clarify that.
Quote from: demografx on 28/04/2011 23:36:16Quote from: Limejuice on 28/04/2011 22:34:23He wasn't keen at all. He said anyone can be hypersensative to their own semen/sperm as it's a foreign substance with 23 chromosomes and that's why it's produced and stored in a blood barrier (testies) away from the body.The one-day desensitization is the goal for all of us.Fascinating news!The implication is that POIS may still be a reaction to semen/sperm that has broken the blood barrier, but that the skinprick is not at all relevant in the diagnosis? And that's why the potential for desensitization still exists?
Quote from: Limejuice on 28/04/2011 22:34:23He wasn't keen at all. He said anyone can be hypersensative to their own semen/sperm as it's a foreign substance with 23 chromosomes and that's why it's produced and stored in a blood barrier (testies) away from the body.The one-day desensitization is the goal for all of us.Fascinating news!
He wasn't keen at all. He said anyone can be hypersensative to their own semen/sperm as it's a foreign substance with 23 chromosomes and that's why it's produced and stored in a blood barrier (testies) away from the body.The one-day desensitization is the goal for all of us.
And on that note, did you manage to cut down your frequency of masturbation?P.S. you sound like a very smart, decent guy and I hope your life currently is on the way up .
I'm normally a totally happy, upbeat guy, but POIS makes me feel like a dull jerk.
I think my masturbation frequency has somewhat decreased due to natural aging(maybe?) as I'm doing it closer to 3-4 times a day and rarely maybe once a week I'll do it more than that. I find that on days when I'm depressed I do it the most.
Quote from: Willem on 29/04/2011 23:38:19Quote from: horizon on 29/04/2011 00:07:48http://myhealth.hollandhospital.org/HealthTopics/allergies/dec07acMain.htmDr. Ronald Simon, an allergist at Scripps Clinic in San Diego , told HealthDay that he and his colleagues have treated patients with a mixture of contraceptive gel and an anti-allergy medication, cromolyn. Thanks Horizon, I'll be contacting Dr. Ronald. This would be for women, (perhaps the contraceptive gel component would have to be reconsidered []).It mentions the potential for a prostatic protein (part of the semen one would imagine) being a guilty culprit as well as sperm.So interesting. They too are doing desensitizations.
Really? How can you do it that often? I would probably collapse into a coma dude!! Why don't you give yourself a chance to recover? Sorry if i'm intruding, but your case sounds like one of the worst though in terms of your symptoms, and 3-4 times a day wouldn't be helping you.. have you tried eating well, exercising and cutting it down to maybe 3-4 times weekly instead of daily? Or is that too hard? Sorry again, I just feel for you, I was in that situation and realllly had to cut back or else things were not going anywhere. If I did that these days, I would collapse, no doubts.
Thankyou everyone , 1st i thought i am alone ......we have to fight and stay together and share info with each other .......so from now on you guys are my family .....May God help us .......keep in touch guys
You'd think everyone [here] would be arguing like a bunch of cantankerous geezers.
Quote from: Vincent Marcus on 30/04/2011 00:48:18I think my masturbation frequency has somewhat decreased due to natural aging(maybe?) as I'm doing it closer to 3-4 times a day and rarely maybe once a week I'll do it more than that. Really? How can you do it that often? I would probably collapse into a coma dude!!
I think my masturbation frequency has somewhat decreased due to natural aging(maybe?) as I'm doing it closer to 3-4 times a day and rarely maybe once a week I'll do it more than that.
dan-ireland, this post will help you find information about POIS that we have already discussed, by tailoring a Google search to this forum:
Quote from: Animus on 28/04/2011 22:51:08I recently spoke with the TV producer, and she said she'll definitely send me a DVD of the show upon airing. She added that they usually don't post the shows online, however I have been able to view other episodes of that series on YouTube, or online somehow. So I don't know if that will be available. The name of the series is called "Strange Sex" on TLC. And they do have a few episodes online. To be honest, it's not the type of show I'd watch voluntarily. Kind of gross, fetishistic at times! But...That said, once I receive the DVD, I will do everything I can to make it available by sending copies of it, or posting it somehow online myself, maybe with someone's help.It is still on schedule to air on May 22nd on TLC at 10pm. Don't forget the popcorn!I wonder if you or another one of us posted the episode on youtube if it would go against some kind of copyright rule. Perhaps that would be a good question to ask the producer? Maybe they would even give you a digital copy for you to post directly online.I don't think it's much trouble to get past the time limit for a youtube clip. I've watched entire movies on youtube before, the trick is just to break the video up into shorter youtube clips so you'll have "strange sex: episode POIS Part 1", strange sex: episode POIS Part 2",...part 3, ...ect...
I recently spoke with the TV producer, and she said she'll definitely send me a DVD of the show upon airing. She added that they usually don't post the shows online, however I have been able to view other episodes of that series on YouTube, or online somehow. So I don't know if that will be available. The name of the series is called "Strange Sex" on TLC. And they do have a few episodes online. To be honest, it's not the type of show I'd watch voluntarily. Kind of gross, fetishistic at times! But...That said, once I receive the DVD, I will do everything I can to make it available by sending copies of it, or posting it somehow online myself, maybe with someone's help.It is still on schedule to air on May 22nd on TLC at 10pm. Don't forget the popcorn!
Of course, uploading commercial broadcasting onto an account may cause it to no longer have "good standing" - Youtube are fairly fast at taking things down, obviously they don't want people uploading Hollywood blockbusters etc.
Quote from: CCconfucius on 28/04/2011 18:23:59Quote from: daveman on 28/04/2011 00:33:54Quote from: Limejuice on 27/04/2011 23:27:42I'll have important test results very soon on the specific IgE antibodies to seminal plasma proteins, which is seen in women with seminal plasma hypersensitivity.For the last 2.5 months I've worked with Dr. Bernstein and the University of Cincinnati Allergy Laboratory.Does seminal plasma protiens mean "no sperm"? That would be a very cool test!Nice one limejuice, I like your style, drop in once in a while, but you make sure to drop great bombs on us. So those protein, is he testing every seminal protein or just does known to affect women.It would be nice if he can also test sperm without seminal protein that would answer alot of question. The test is comprehensive of the human immune system and includes all mediators - IgE, IgM, IgG, and T-Cells. It should truely determine if POIS is a reaction to seminal plasma or something else. After all the test is $2,000.
Quote from: daveman on 28/04/2011 00:33:54Quote from: Limejuice on 27/04/2011 23:27:42I'll have important test results very soon on the specific IgE antibodies to seminal plasma proteins, which is seen in women with seminal plasma hypersensitivity.For the last 2.5 months I've worked with Dr. Bernstein and the University of Cincinnati Allergy Laboratory.Does seminal plasma protiens mean "no sperm"? That would be a very cool test!Nice one limejuice, I like your style, drop in once in a while, but you make sure to drop great bombs on us. So those protein, is he testing every seminal protein or just does known to affect women.It would be nice if he can also test sperm without seminal protein that would answer alot of question.
Quote from: Limejuice on 27/04/2011 23:27:42I'll have important test results very soon on the specific IgE antibodies to seminal plasma proteins, which is seen in women with seminal plasma hypersensitivity.For the last 2.5 months I've worked with Dr. Bernstein and the University of Cincinnati Allergy Laboratory.Does seminal plasma protiens mean "no sperm"? That would be a very cool test!
I'll have important test results very soon on the specific IgE antibodies to seminal plasma proteins, which is seen in women with seminal plasma hypersensitivity.For the last 2.5 months I've worked with Dr. Bernstein and the University of Cincinnati Allergy Laboratory.