Re: Re: side-effect driven symptoms

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Thank you , I appreciate the your time!

Jon

--- Bren <TwisterAlley2@...> wrote:

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> > Good afternoon all!

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> > I have been treating MS with LDN for about 10

> months now. The side

> > effects seemed almost non existent to me for the

> majority of this

> > time, however about 2 months ago I went up to 4.5

> mg's just to boost

> > things a little bit. I started to get a cramp in

> my right foot when

> > I would awake in the mornings, but I did not

> correlate this with the

> > LDN until numbness set into the same leg a month

> later. I thought I

> > was experiencing another exacerbation until I

> remembered that

> > dosages that were too high can cause stiffness

> like I was

> > experiencing. I also read that it can result in

> exacerbation-like

> > symptoms. The numbness has been transient at

> best, sometimes

> > getting intense, sometimes disappearing

> altogether. So it

> > definitely does not possess the unwavering quality

> that all of my

> > other attacks have had.

> >

> > Does this experience coincide with any of your

> experiences? I

> > REALLY do not want to take steroids, and have been

> avoiding them for

> > about a month while this numbness has waxed and

> waned. I thought it

> > might have to do with fillers, but I am pretty

> sure now that 3.0 is

> > as high a dose as I should take, and have actually

> dropped down to

> > 1.5 for the time being. I have also elected to

> take a night off

> > each week which I had not done before.

> >

> > Any advice would be much appreciated!

> >

> > Jon

> >

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> Most males, not all males but many tend to do best

> at 3.0mg, possibly a hormonal thing. Dr. Bihari

> would not suggest that you drop as low as 1.5mg

> since 3.0mg was working just fine for you and Bihari

> discourages taking breaks from LDN unless you need a

> narcotic or surgery.

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Interesting, that is something I will look into. I am tackling my deficiencies one by one, so I might as well make that one the next. Thanks!

JonAristidis <aristalle@...> wrote:

I started to get a cramp in my right foot whenI would awake in the morningsI had the same, exactly the problem in my left calf. After a week onMagneseun + Cuprum compount it dissapeart, and it was not related toLDN because I had it before I start taking LDN.

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Thats wise, but lets be real. Nobody should take

ANY medication without looking into them.

--- creiaa <CLANDAU@...> wrote:

> Personally, I don't think anyone should take LDN

> without first looking

> at the official LDN website:

> www.low dose naltrexone.org. It

> specifically says that people with MS who have

> experienced

> stiffness/spasticity before or on LDN, should only

> take 3 mg. Dr.

> Bihari added this piece of information about six

> months ago.

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You know I actually had not been to the website in some time cause it never seemed to get updated! I found pretty early that 3 was the one for me. The first 3 months of it I started with 1.5, then 3.0 then 4.5. I realised that 3.0 was the best due to a little bit of stiffness from the 4.5, but it was barely perceptible. Here recently I had been pretty stressed so I figured I would would boost with 4.5. I guess I did not take the side effects too seriously since I did not experience them the first time. This has been a great learning experience though. I still don't know if I am experiencing aggravated symptoms, or an attack. The symptom would come and go sometimes which does not seem much like an attack. Oh well, thank you for your thoughts on the matter!

Joncreiaa <CLANDAU@...> wrote:

Personally, I don't think anyone should take LDN without first looking at the official LDN website: www.low dose naltrexone.org. It specifically says that people with MS who have experienced stiffness/spasticity before or on LDN, should only take 3 mg. Dr. Bihari added this piece of information about six months ago.

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