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ra sufferer
hi everyone its been awhile hope everyone is well I would like some advice I have spoken about a drug called low dose naltrexone which I have done a lot of research on which I feel would be very beneficial to me I asked one of my specialist that I see were they aware of it they have used it but believe
hi everyone its been awhile hope everyone is well I would like some advice I have spoken about a drug called low dose naltrexone which I have done a lot of research on which I feel would be very beneficial to me I asked one of my specialist that I see were they aware of it they have used it but believe
Rocky07
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NRAS
7 years ago
Please explain TPO vs TgAb tests
Hi folks - Thank you all for this forum. I've found it very helpful :-) last summer I was dx with Hashi's based on high TPO test. It was initially 134 and was able to get it down to 98 by getting off gluten and starting Low Dose Naltrexone. After being on this site, I asked my Doc to do the TgAb test
Hi folks - Thank you all for this forum. I've found it very helpful :-) last summer I was dx with Hashi's based on high TPO test. It was initially 134 and was able to get it down to 98 by getting off gluten and starting Low Dose Naltrexone. After being on this site, I asked my Doc to do the TgAb test
Rosie_P
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Buy LDN
Hi. Can anyone PM me with details of how to buy 50mg naltrexone tablets online (for dilution) at a reasonable price? I know about arrangements for private prescriptions of LDN in the UK but this doesn't work for me as I don't have a firm NHS diagnosis (despite improving massively from taking NDT after
Hi. Can anyone PM me with details of how to buy 50mg naltrexone tablets online (for dilution) at a reasonable price? I know about arrangements for private prescriptions of LDN in the UK but this doesn't work for me as I don't have a firm NHS diagnosis (despite improving massively from taking NDT after
Caz40
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
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Hi I'm new. But not new to fibromyalgia. Diagnosed 15 years ago. Now diagnosed with osteoarthritis pretty much everywhere. Greatest challenge besides the obvious has been medications. Lyrica? I'm allergic. Cymbalta? Makes me bitchy. Elavil? Made me gain 15 lbs which makes pain worse. Gabapentin? Makes
Hi I'm new. But not new to fibromyalgia. Diagnosed 15 years ago. Now diagnosed with osteoarthritis pretty much everywhere. Greatest challenge besides the obvious has been medications. Lyrica? I'm allergic. Cymbalta? Makes me bitchy. Elavil? Made me gain 15 lbs which makes pain worse. Gabapentin? Makes
AnnMarg
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
7 years ago
Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN).
Hi, Am new to this group and glad to find it. Am wondering if anyone has used Low Dose Naltrexone in connection with their thyroid issues. It is available by prescription but I believe it is only currently available for off-label use. Am interested in how anyone who uses it finds it etc.
Hi, Am new to this group and glad to find it. Am wondering if anyone has used Low Dose Naltrexone in connection with their thyroid issues. It is available by prescription but I believe it is only currently available for off-label use. Am interested in how anyone who uses it finds it etc.
Gazebo
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Has anyone been feeling better on low dose naltrexone? I've had Hashimotos for a decade and have tried everything.
I've passed on Hashimotos to both of my children. The autoimmune thyroiditis. I finally got on dessicated thyroid and do feel better although that is not correcting my autoimmune disease as I still have antibodies. After my body finishes attacking my thyroid it can be triggered to attack other organs
I've passed on Hashimotos to both of my children. The autoimmune thyroiditis. I finally got on dessicated thyroid and do feel better although that is not correcting my autoimmune disease as I still have antibodies. After my body finishes attacking my thyroid it can be triggered to attack other organs
Itsnotinmyhead
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Dopamine agonist withdrawal help
I have had RLS for 15 years. Recently stopped Mirapex and am experiencing severe dopamine agonist withdrawal symptoms. Am on an Bupropion, but it isn't helping. Anyone have any help for me? I am new to this site.
I have had RLS for 15 years. Recently stopped Mirapex and am experiencing severe dopamine agonist withdrawal symptoms. Am on an Bupropion, but it isn't helping. Anyone have any help for me? I am new to this site.
dancer2
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Restless Legs Syndrome
7 years ago
Dr Jarred Younger giving us an insight into Low Dose Naltrexone - LDN Radio show
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LDN Research Trust
7 years ago
Low Dose Naltrexone and where to get it?
Hello everyone, I have Hashimoto's, and have recently had a weak positive to celiac. After watching the Thyroid Secret, I would like to get myself on LDN. Can anyone advise me on where to get it? I am in the UK. I have done some research, but found that there are quite a few charges - telephone consultation
Hello everyone, I have Hashimoto's, and have recently had a weak positive to celiac. After watching the Thyroid Secret, I would like to get myself on LDN. Can anyone advise me on where to get it? I am in the UK. I have done some research, but found that there are quite a few charges - telephone consultation
furcoatnoknickers
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) - 4th week in!
Jackie has been trying Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) as we have heard of some very good results of this when used for Parkinson's and MS. Unfortunately as had as we have tried we can find no record of anyone trying the drug with MSA. It's not easy as the body treats it as a toxin and so the dose has to
Jackie has been trying Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) as we have heard of some very good results of this when used for Parkinson's and MS. Unfortunately as had as we have tried we can find no record of anyone trying the drug with MSA. It's not easy as the body treats it as a toxin and so the dose has to
Yanno
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Multiple System Atrophy Trust
7 years ago
Switching meds
After over six weeks on bupropion, my doc doesn't know what to do with me so he is putting me on Paxil and invega, he was going to use abilify. Can't pick up until Monday and told me to just stop wb. Any experience you can share would be great thanks
After over six weeks on bupropion, my doc doesn't know what to do with me so he is putting me on Paxil and invega, he was going to use abilify. Can't pick up until Monday and told me to just stop wb. Any experience you can share would be great thanks
plzmybabies
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Anxiety and Depression Support
8 years ago
Has anyone heard of or used naltrexone
We were told this has good effect on Neuro issues like pd and ms Would like to know from others if used what are side effects and how it might affect other medicines like atonement while taking.
We were told this has good effect on Neuro issues like pd and ms Would like to know from others if used what are side effects and how it might affect other medicines like atonement while taking.
Ppie
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Cure Parkinson's
8 years ago
Ra sufferer
Just in reference to my previous post re ldn I contacted a compound pharmacy that makes it he was very helpful he sent me some links which were published in the uk medicall journal apparently rheaumatologist are prescribing it fo ra if you are interested voogle low dose naltrexone rheaumatoid arthritis
Just in reference to my previous post re ldn I contacted a compound pharmacy that makes it he was very helpful he sent me some links which were published in the uk medicall journal apparently rheaumatologist are prescribing it fo ra if you are interested voogle low dose naltrexone rheaumatoid arthritis
Rocky07
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NRAS
7 years ago
LDN
I have just sent a consent form and drs letter to get a prescription for low dose naltrexone , my gp is happy for me to try it but unable to prescribe it, is anyone using this now? I'm so hoping and praying that it does what it says.
I have just sent a consent form and drs letter to get a prescription for low dose naltrexone , my gp is happy for me to try it but unable to prescribe it, is anyone using this now? I'm so hoping and praying that it does what it says.
dawnie1
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LUPUS UK
7 years ago
Medication h
it has been 5 weeks and 4 days on bupropion sr 150 (generic wellbutrin) and was hoping to see some results. I heard it can take 6-8 weeks to work, anyone have any advice on this? I was supposed to go to doc on Monday but I didn't want to waste the money because about a week and a half ago, he asked me
it has been 5 weeks and 4 days on bupropion sr 150 (generic wellbutrin) and was hoping to see some results. I heard it can take 6-8 weeks to work, anyone have any advice on this? I was supposed to go to doc on Monday but I didn't want to waste the money because about a week and a half ago, he asked me
plzmybabies
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Anxiety and Depression Support
8 years ago
Bupropion not working as well anymore
I have been taking Bupropion for about a year. When I first started taking it, things were so much better. Within the past two months, it hasn't been working and I find myself going up to extreme anxiety and then hitting some if the lowest depression I've had in nearly a year. I also have a prescription
I have been taking Bupropion for about a year. When I first started taking it, things were so much better. Within the past two months, it hasn't been working and I find myself going up to extreme anxiety and then hitting some if the lowest depression I've had in nearly a year. I also have a prescription
majormedfan
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Anxiety and Depression Support
8 years ago
Anyone else taking low dose naltrexone?
I've been taking ldn since 7/15 and I can't say I find my life much different. I've been ill (flu, cold/virus, sinus problems) three times since Nov so in terms of helping to 'balance' my immunity I can't see any evidence of that. I'm about to have my thyroid antibodies tested and I hope to see some
I've been taking ldn since 7/15 and I can't say I find my life much different. I've been ill (flu, cold/virus, sinus problems) three times since Nov so in terms of helping to 'balance' my immunity I can't see any evidence of that. I'm about to have my thyroid antibodies tested and I hope to see some
puncturedbicycle
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
LDN
I came across a couple of sites that say that Parkinson may possibly an autoimmune disease. That a Low Dose Naltrexone has helped a lot of get off Parkinson meds. There is a lady who went on it and no longer has Parkinson symptoms and clearly had Parkinsons, video is on You Tube. Search LDN. Has anyone
I came across a couple of sites that say that Parkinson may possibly an autoimmune disease. That a Low Dose Naltrexone has helped a lot of get off Parkinson meds. There is a lady who went on it and no longer has Parkinson symptoms and clearly had Parkinsons, video is on You Tube. Search LDN. Has anyone
aclarkson
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Cure Parkinson's
8 years ago
Elemental diet anyone?
Hi all, I couldn't find anything about this posted previously (but then I'm not sure if my search is working properly!!) So apologies if there's any repeat. So I've had crohns 17 years. I'm not the worlds greatest advocate of long term pharmaceuticals, it has to be said. I was on azathioprine for
Hi all, I couldn't find anything about this posted previously (but then I'm not sure if my search is working properly!!) So apologies if there's any repeat. So I've had crohns 17 years. I'm not the worlds greatest advocate of long term pharmaceuticals, it has to be said. I was on azathioprine for
Wellington175
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Crohn's and Colitis Support
7 years ago
Anyone taking Rifampicin?
Hi everyone, I saw the specialist this afternoon, as an itcher not cured by cholestyramine I was prescribed Naltrexone which gave me some very unpleasant side effects. I now have a two month supply of Rifampicin which I understand is an anti biotic. I think anti biotics can destroy the good gut bacteria
Hi everyone, I saw the specialist this afternoon, as an itcher not cured by cholestyramine I was prescribed Naltrexone which gave me some very unpleasant side effects. I now have a two month supply of Rifampicin which I understand is an anti biotic. I think anti biotics can destroy the good gut bacteria
butterflyEi
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PBC Foundation
8 years ago
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