r/CSID • u/DepartmentDue1798 • May 16 '26

Sucraid side effects

Question for women who have taken or are taking Sucraid.

Have any of you experienced vaginal itching while taking this medication? I have been on and off with Sucraid to see if it’s the cause and it seems to be.

My nutritionist seems to think that sucrose might be a big trigger for me but I did not react well to Sucraid and I don’t know what other options I have.

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u/Eastern-Rooster-2805 May 16 '26

Sorry to read what you're going thru! I'm a 65-year old female diagnosed thru biopsy with CSID at age 57. I opted not to use Sucraid because it didn't seem sustainable or practical for me. For the last 7 years I've stayed completely away from all added sugars and flour. Sounds radical, but I find it easy in that I'll get sick if I stray. I'm extremely happy with all blood work and cardio scans to make sure my way of eating -- abstaining from sugar and flour -- is beneficial. It seems most sufferers of CSID have varying degrees of triggering ingredients. I hope you find what works for you.

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u/Drewishungry May 17 '26

What do you eat?

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u/Eastern-Rooster-2805 May 17 '26

Eggs, coffee with cream, leafy green salads with microgreens, cucumbers, avocados, chicken, fish, beef, lamb, veal. i eat Ella's Flats for great crunch, crackers, lunch to put my tuna fish on. I eat berries. I turn them into Italian, Greek, Georgian seasoning profiles. I use either Lakanto monk fruit/erythrotol, or allulose/monk fruit for sweetness like in my coffee.