Ella

Polls.

For those who tried ella (progesteron agonist/antagonist), what was your experience?

1. I had a positive effect on pssd
2
40%
2. My pssd got worse from this
0
No votes
3. I didn't feel any effects.
3
60%
4. Other (write your experience)
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 5
popike27
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Ella

Unread post by popike27 »

As we are recently experimenting with the progesteron agonist (ella), I thought to create a poll for this.
Bunny
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Re: Ella

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I took Ella 6mg for five days. It had no effect on me whatsoever, but then I'm female.
Female
Various SSRI's for OCD 2001-2003; no sexual SE's
300mg Zoloft 2003-2007; no sexual SE's (tapered off Mar. 2007)
200mg sertraline 2008-2009; immediate sexual SE's (began Nov. 2008, CT'd early 2009 and developed PSSD)
PSSD 2009-2018
STILL CURED
raven100
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Re: Ella

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Whats the theory behind Ella being less effective for women? I heard Ghost mention it
PSSD Since March 2016 after 4 weeks on Sertraline
Conditioned worsened and peaked in April, since then possibly seen a 20% improvement
Would be useful for data collection if people could add their histories in their signature
ethanmatthews
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Re: Ella

Unread post by ethanmatthews »

girls should probably try levonorgestrel (plan b) instead. it acts as a progesterone agonist which is the opposite of ella. progesterone is high during pregnancy which is probably why pregnant women with pssd experience remission. plan b is available over the counter in the usa.
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Re: Ella

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ethanmatthews wrote:girls should probably try levonorgestrel (plan b) instead. it acts as a progesterone agonist which is the opposite of ella. progesterone is high during pregnancy which is probably why pregnant women with pssd experience remission. plan b is available over the counter in the usa.
Does anyone else have any thoughts on this? I want to try this soon but I don't know whether to try this or Ella. Also going to try and get 2 x pills - any ideas on whether i should do the same dose as trialled before but for longer, or up the dose for the same time? Don't know enough about how this all works to understand which is a better idea....
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