Re: ? symptom ? Chris

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i just started taking LDN and was just diagnosed last month, after having symptoms for a couple of months......most of my original symptoms have subsided, even though you are not bad, LDN would be good to start on because it slows progression and hopefully stops new symptoms from occuring.......my original symptoms were , fatigue,dizziness, slurred speech, left sided weakness/numbess, burning sensation to right eye and face, tongue numbness, throat tightness.......i still was able to work and walk throughout the whole thing so i was one of the lucky ones, most people didn't even realize that i was having difficulties ........

Lynn

Re: [low dose naltrexone] ? symptom ? Lynn/Marcie

I seem to get the idea that the effect of the drugs usefullness is directly related to the level of progression u are in when u start to take it. I am still walking and on some days can prolly do a half mile. I'm not that bad yet. Has the drug seemed to slow up the progression and how impaired were u when u started the treatment? Besides the bladder has there been any other positives?

Thanks-Chrisarlizotte@... wrote:

In a message dated 6/27/2005 12:50:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time, workerchris24@... writes:

Been there and done that!! How does the LDN work for you?

Chris

Doesn't work as well as some have reported. In fact I was tempted to stop it several times, but the fact that it is supposed to stop progression kept me taking it.

I never had the vivid dreams, but I did toss and turn a lot in the beginning. After about 8 months, I started to get SOME bladder control.

But, I would try it and stick with it for at least the 6-9 months as suggested by Dr Bihari. Like I said earlier, I've been taking it for 15 months and plan to continue.

Good luck to you.

Arlene

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