Re: LDN rash / Valtrex rash

[Guest guest]

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> I am a new member to your group.

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> In a group that treats children with autism with Valtrex we have seen a

significant number

> of families reporting a rash when using Valtrex therapy for autism - 91%

according to a

> recent poll (yes, a set of children with autism seem to improve on Valtrex...

and also LDN).

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> Interestingly, this rash is not listed as a side effect of Valtrex, nor can I

find any adults in

> the sexually transmitted Herpes Groups that have experienced a rash during

Valtrex

> therapy. This rash seems to be somewhat unique to our children with autism.

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> I have also read posts in various places from families of children with autism

who have

> reported a rash from LDN therapy for Autism. A question was posted by a member

in our

> group today about how often the rash occurs with LDN. I posted the question

in a group

> that focuses on LDN therapy for Autism (autism_LDN) and I wanted to post it

here as well

> to see if there is yet another difference in the occurance of a rash between

treating a

> neruotypical adult compared to treating a child with Autism.

>

> I'm curious your thoughts about the LDN rash, what it typically looks like,

what

> you believe it might be, and how many people on LDN experience it, how long it

typically

> lasts, and what other symptoms you have observed during the rash.

>

> With your permission, I'll pass your posts along to our group members as well.

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> - Stan Kurtz

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Only about 3 maybe 4 cases of rash has come up with LDN here and those rashes

faded after awhile of being on LDN...but do remember, all of us here have to

take LDN internally for it to work properly to halt our disease progression.

All Autistic patients use LDN transdermally as I understand.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

My nine year old autistic son has been on oral LDN since July (and has

improved VERY nicely!). No rashes to report.

> Only about 3 maybe 4 cases of rash has come up with LDN here and

those rashes faded after awhile of being on LDN...but do remember, all

of us here have to take LDN internally for it to work properly to halt

our disease progression. All Autistic patients use LDN transdermally

as I understand.

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