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14 years 11 months ago #9074 by grammybebe
Danizol was created by grammybebe
Have many out there had any success with Danizol? What I have read, doesnt sound very encouraging...
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14 years 11 months ago #9088 by Sandi
Replied by Sandi on topic Re: Danizol
Danazol doesn't work quickly or often. I can only remember one person who had real success with it a long time ago. Since it's a long term treatment, most people can't stand the side effects.

Good luck!
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14 years 11 months ago #9260 by kungpaokitty
Replied by kungpaokitty on topic Re: Danizol
I was on Danazol over the summer. For me the side effects were horrible and it didn't do too much for me except make me very uncomfortable. My counts were never over 100 while I was on it. I think my highest then was 76.
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14 years 11 months ago #9283 by CindyL
Replied by CindyL on topic Re: Danizol
I was on it briefly the year I was diagnosed, but it didn't do diddly squat, so my doc took me off it. I don't remember any side effects from it.
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