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They wouldn't be helpful then... Previously we were able to view the results.

The website has had two major overhauls in the five years since that survey went up.  No, it's not recoverable.Check your private messages, though.

One pulse a month. A pulse is 5 days. Some people start right at 5 days and are ok with it, and others find it to be too much. It's advised you work up slowly. The first month, your pulse is just one day long, the second is two...etc until you work your way up to 5 days. Better to be safe than sorry.

Well ...Here's one for Mack's frequently asked questions updated page.Pishu, I think that you should have started your own thread, rather than piggy-back onto this very old thread of this site's owner.The out-of-the-book answer to your question would be for a CAPer to incrementally work up to five days in every month.Pisshu, forgive me, but I believe that you have yet to take your socks off, let alone dip your toe in the water of this whirlpool ride called CAP.  Nitroimidazoles may have entered your vocabulary but before they enter your mouth, you will need to be a fair while on supplements, NAC and two different bacteriostatics; only then should you be thinking about pulsing.Oh, when you do get to a possition whereby pulsing is right ... the time, duration, pulse length and, most importantly, the intervals between pulses, is up to you and and how gifted with common sense you are.  Initially, I was goning to answer your question by simply saying "21 days, 14 hours, 34 minutes & 27 seconds".  I reckon you can see how silly that is.My friend, please read the handbood; look at the "Getteing started tab".  Take it a step at a time. You could never buy the quality and level of support that you'll get here.I am glad that you have found your way here and, in time to come, I think that you will be very glad too.  My guess is that it is slowly begining to dawn on you that Neurologist and "MS Specialists" have nothing to offer you (except the offer of monitoring your decline and ultimate demise). People here may tire of me using this annalogy but I liken many MSers waiting in the queue for a Neurology cure, like a group of folk having a picnic on the level crossing of an active railway line.  Welcome to this goroup of people that are determined not to be riding splatered across the front of that oncoming train.Keep reading and good luck.G.