Re: Chronic fatigue with LDN

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Group:

>

> I have been on LDN for MS now 6 weeks, first started

> with 1.5 for the month and moved to 3.0 the 5th and

> 6th week. The first week on the 1.5 the only complaint

> I had was trouble sleeping. Everything was going

> great. I moved onto 3.0 2 weeks ago and again I had

> some trouble sleeping the first few days,but

> everything settled down for me by the end of that same

> week .Now I have noticed for the last 5 days I have

> this debilitating fatigue as well as lightheadness. I

> have no problem getting to sleep, but wake at 11:00 am

> and by 3:00pm in the afternoon I am exhausted again. I

> am having difficulty with this because I never used to

> sleep in this late, and this fatigue only set in once

> I began increasing the dosage. I also had a chronic

> bladder infection and spent 2 weeks on antibiotics, so

> I am wondering if there might be a relationship with

> those drugs and the LDN. If there is anybody here

> experiencing anything similar I would appreciate

> hearing from you.

>

> Thanks, and to all that post here have a Healthy,

> Safe, and Happy New Year.

>

>

============

Antibiotics create a playground for candida yeast and fuel the yeast,

LDN can activate candida yeast. Candida yeast causes

fatigue/sluggishness so you need to address the candida yeast problem

with low carb diet and supplements/probiotics, etc.

With low carb diet one must drink plenty of filtered or spring water

and supplement with extra potassium and magnesium or complications may

arise. Low carb diets act as diuretics so watr and supplementing is

important. Eliminate dairy from this low carb diet.

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hi Group:

> >

> > I have been on LDN for MS now 6 weeks, first started

> > with 1.5 for the month and moved to 3.0 the 5th and

> > 6th week. The first week on the 1.5 the only complaint

> > I had was trouble sleeping. Everything was going

> > great. I moved onto 3.0 2 weeks ago and again I had

> > some trouble sleeping the first few days,but

> > everything settled down for me by the end of that same

> > week .Now I have noticed for the last 5 days I have

> > this debilitating fatigue as well as lightheadness. I

> > have no problem getting to sleep, but wake at 11:00 am

> > and by 3:00pm in the afternoon I am exhausted again. I

> > am having difficulty with this because I never used to

> > sleep in this late, and this fatigue only set in once

> > I began increasing the dosage. I also had a chronic

> > bladder infection and spent 2 weeks on antibiotics, so

> > I am wondering if there might be a relationship with

> > those drugs and the LDN. If there is anybody here

> > experiencing anything similar I would appreciate

> > hearing from you.

> >

> > Thanks, and to all that post here have a Healthy,

> > Safe, and Happy New Year.

> >

> >

> ============

>

> Antibiotics create a playground for candida yeast and fuel the

yeast,

> LDN can activate candida yeast. Candida yeast causes

> fatigue/sluggishness so you need to address the candida yeast

problem

> with low carb diet and supplements/probiotics, etc.

>

> With low carb diet one must drink plenty of filtered or spring

water

> and supplement with extra potassium and magnesium or complications

may

> arise. Low carb diets act as diuretics so watr and supplementing

is

> important. Eliminate dairy from this low carb diet.

>

>

>

Hi ,

I have been using LDN for 4 weeks now. I just made an appointment

with my urologist because of a possible bladder infection ( you know

the feeling I am talking about). I had been taking antibiotics prior

to the infection as I had a tooth pulled. I too wonder if LDN and

Antibiotics don't work well together. This bladder problem has been

with me for the last two weeks. Prior to this I had a few good

bladder days when I first started with LDN

I also have the fatique problem, but it starts around 3pm which I

fight to stay awake so I am guaranteed to sleep well at night, which

I do.

Thanks for the info. The only problem that would stop me from

trying this at 100% is drinking alot of fluids. I am not next to the

bathroom all the time.

Thanks to all for your time and help.

Janet

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hi Group:

> >

> > I have been on LDN for MS now 6 weeks, first started

> > with 1.5 for the month and moved to 3.0 the 5th and

> > 6th week. The first week on the 1.5 the only complaint

> > I had was trouble sleeping. Everything was going

> > great. I moved onto 3.0 2 weeks ago and again I had

> > some trouble sleeping the first few days,but

> > everything settled down for me by the end of that same

> > week .Now I have noticed for the last 5 days I have

> > this debilitating fatigue as well as lightheadness. I

> > have no problem getting to sleep, but wake at 11:00 am

> > and by 3:00pm in the afternoon I am exhausted again. I

> > am having difficulty with this because I never used to

> > sleep in this late, and this fatigue only set in once

> > I began increasing the dosage. I also had a chronic

> > bladder infection and spent 2 weeks on antibiotics, so

> > I am wondering if there might be a relationship with

> > those drugs and the LDN. If there is anybody here

> > experiencing anything similar I would appreciate

> > hearing from you.

> >

> > Thanks, and to all that post here have a Healthy,

> > Safe, and Happy New Year.

> >

> >

> ============

>

> Antibiotics create a playground for candida yeast and fuel the

yeast,

> LDN can activate candida yeast. Candida yeast causes

> fatigue/sluggishness so you need to address the candida yeast

problem

> with low carb diet and supplements/probiotics, etc.

>

> With low carb diet one must drink plenty of filtered or spring

water

> and supplement with extra potassium and magnesium or complications

may

> arise. Low carb diets act as diuretics so watr and supplementing

is

> important. Eliminate dairy from this low carb diet.

>

>

>

Hi ,

I have been using LDN for 4 weeks now. I just made an appointment

with my urologist because of a possible bladder infection ( you know

the feeling I am talking about). I had been taking antibiotics prior

to the infection as I had a tooth pulled. I too wonder if LDN and

Antibiotics don't work well together. This bladder problem has been

with me for the last two weeks. Prior to this I had a few good

bladder days when I first started with LDN

I also have the fatique problem, but it starts around 3pm which I

fight to stay awake so I am guaranteed to sleep well at night, which

I do.

Thanks for the info. The only problem that would stop me from

trying this at 100% is drinking alot of fluids. I am not next to the

bathroom all the time.

Thanks to all for your time and help.

Janet

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

This site gives information about the common side effects of LDN and how to cope

with some of them:

http://tinyurl.com/yosnk5

With best wishes for the New Year,

Dudley Delany

dudley_delany

[low dose naltrexone] Chronic fatigue with LDN

Hi Group:

I have been on LDN for MS now 6 weeks, first started

with 1.5 for the month and moved to 3.0 the 5th and

6th week. The first week on the 1.5 the only complaint

I had was trouble sleeping. Everything was going

great. I moved onto 3.0 2 weeks ago and again I had

some trouble sleeping the first few days,but

everything settled down for me by the end of that same

week .Now I have noticed for the last 5 days I have

this debilitating fatigue as well as lightheadness. I

have no problem getting to sleep, but wake at 11:00 am

and by 3:00pm in the afternoon I am exhausted again. I

am having difficulty with this because I never used to

sleep in this late, and this fatigue only set in once

I began increasing the dosage. I also had a chronic

bladder infection and spent 2 weeks on antibiotics, so

I am wondering if there might be a relationship with

those drugs and the LDN. If there is anybody here

experiencing anything similar I would appreciate

hearing from you.

Thanks, and to all that post here have a Healthy,

Safe, and Happy New Year.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Bren:

Thanks for your helpful advice, I was actually

considering going off the LDN for a few days, but

thanks to your suggestion, I am going to stay on the

LDN I hope things will settle down shortly. Thanks for

your help. Happy New Year.

--- Bren <b63powell@...> wrote:

>

> >

> > Hi Group:

> >

> > I have been on LDN for MS now 6 weeks, first

> started

> > with 1.5 for the month and moved to 3.0 the 5th

> and

> > 6th week. The first week on the 1.5 the only

> complaint

> > I had was trouble sleeping. Everything was going

> > great. I moved onto 3.0 2 weeks ago and again I

> had

> > some trouble sleeping the first few days,but

> > everything settled down for me by the end of that

> same

> > week .Now I have noticed for the last 5 days I

> have

> > this debilitating fatigue as well as

> lightheadness. I

> > have no problem getting to sleep, but wake at

> 11:00 am

> > and by 3:00pm in the afternoon I am exhausted

> again. I

> > am having difficulty with this because I never

> used to

> > sleep in this late, and this fatigue only set in

> once

> > I began increasing the dosage. I also had a

> chronic

> > bladder infection and spent 2 weeks on

> antibiotics, so

> > I am wondering if there might be a relationship

> with

> > those drugs and the LDN. If there is anybody here

> > experiencing anything similar I would appreciate

> > hearing from you.

> >

> > Thanks, and to all that post here have a Healthy,

> > Safe, and Happy New Year.

> >

> >

> ============

>

> Antibiotics create a playground for candida yeast

> and fuel the yeast,

> LDN can activate candida yeast. Candida yeast

> causes

> fatigue/sluggishness so you need to address the

> candida yeast problem

> with low carb diet and supplements/probiotics, etc.

>

> With low carb diet one must drink plenty of filtered

> or spring water

> and supplement with extra potassium and magnesium or

> complications may

> arise. Low carb diets act as diuretics so watr and

> supplementing is

> important. Eliminate dairy from this low carb diet.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Dudley:

Thanks for your response. Unfortunately, I cannot open

any links on my cpu right now for some reason my

screen freezes everytime, and when I enter the site in

the address bar I get an error. I will have to see

about getting into the site some other way. Thanks

again. All the best and Happy New Year to you as well.

--- Dudley Delany <DudleyDelany@...> wrote:

> Hi ,

>

> This site gives information about the common side

> effects of LDN and how to cope with some of them:

>

> http://tinyurl.com/yosnk5

>

> With best wishes for the New Year,

>

> Dudley Delany

>

> dudley_delany

>

>

> [low dose naltrexone] Chronic fatigue with

> LDN

>

> Hi Group:

>

> I have been on LDN for MS now 6 weeks, first started

> with 1.5 for the month and moved to 3.0 the 5th and

> 6th week. The first week on the 1.5 the only

> complaint

> I had was trouble sleeping. Everything was going

> great. I moved onto 3.0 2 weeks ago and again I had

> some trouble sleeping the first few days,but

> everything settled down for me by the end of that

> same

> week .Now I have noticed for the last 5 days I have

> this debilitating fatigue as well as lightheadness.

> I

> have no problem getting to sleep, but wake at 11:00

> am

> and by 3:00pm in the afternoon I am exhausted again.

> I

> am having difficulty with this because I never used

> to

> sleep in this late, and this fatigue only set in

> once

> I began increasing the dosage. I also had a chronic

> bladder infection and spent 2 weeks on antibiotics,

> so

> I am wondering if there might be a relationship with

> those drugs and the LDN. If there is anybody here

> experiencing anything similar I would appreciate

> hearing from you.

>

> Thanks, and to all that post here have a Healthy,

> Safe, and Happy New Year.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I have had a similar situation with the sleepiness. I take LDN for arthritis, not MS, and at 3.0 (my starting dose) the sleepiness was a real problem. I cut back to 1.5 for about 10 days (until I was not having sleep problems anymore) and am now back to 3.0 for the last 5 days or so. I’m on vacation right now, so I find if I can take the LDN around midnight and then sleep in quite late, things are fine – though I do feel very sleepy around 3pm for a while. Don’t know what will happen once school starts and I have to get up early again, but I’ve learned from this list (thank you!) that I should just persevere and it will get better.

For what it’s worth, the explanation I got from the pharmacist is that while you may think you’re sleeping ok, the LDN disturbs your very deep sleep and so you may feel exhausted during the day as a result. She said it’s a very common side effect and it will go away with time.

Happy new year!

Judy

From: Suzzie B <next2max@...>

Reply-<low dose naltrexone >

Date: Tue, 1 Jan 2008 13:07:36 -0800 (PST)

<low dose naltrexone >

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Chronic fatigue with LDN

Hi Bren:

Thanks for your helpful advice, I was actually

considering going off the LDN for a few days, but

thanks to your suggestion, I am going to stay on the

LDN I hope things will settle down shortly. Thanks for

your help. Happy New Year.

--- Bren <b63powell@... <mailto:b63powell%40> > wrote:

>

> >

> > Hi Group:

> >

> > I have been on LDN for MS now 6 weeks, first

> started

> > with 1.5 for the month and moved to 3.0 the 5th

> and

> > 6th week. The first week on the 1.5 the only

> complaint

> > I had was trouble sleeping. Everything was going

> > great. I moved onto 3.0 2 weeks ago and again I

> had

> > some trouble sleeping the first few days,but

> > everything settled down for me by the end of that

> same

> > week .Now I have noticed for the last 5 days I

> have

> > this debilitating fatigue as well as

> lightheadness. I

> > have no problem getting to sleep, but wake at

> 11:00 am

> > and by 3:00pm in the afternoon I am exhausted

> again. I

> > am having difficulty with this because I never

> used to

> > sleep in this late, and this fatigue only set in

> once

> > I began increasing the dosage. I also had a

> chronic

> > bladder infection and spent 2 weeks on

> antibiotics, so

> > I am wondering if there might be a relationship

> with

> > those drugs and the LDN. If there is anybody here

> > experiencing anything similar I would appreciate

> > hearing from you.

> >

> > Thanks, and to all that post here have a Healthy,

> > Safe, and Happy New Year.

> >

> >

> ============

>

> Antibiotics create a playground for candida yeast

> and fuel the yeast,

> LDN can activate candida yeast. Candida yeast

> causes

> fatigue/sluggishness so you need to address the

> candida yeast problem

> with low carb diet and supplements/probiotics, etc.

>

> With low carb diet one must drink plenty of filtered

> or spring water

> and supplement with extra potassium and magnesium or

> complications may

> arise. Low carb diets act as diuretics so watr and

> supplementing is

> important. Eliminate dairy from this low carb diet.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hi Group:

> >

> > I have been on LDN for MS now 6 weeks, first started

> > with 1.5 for the month and moved to 3.0 the 5th and

> > 6th week. The first week on the 1.5 the only complaint

> > I had was trouble sleeping. Everything was going

> > great. I moved onto 3.0 2 weeks ago and again I had

> > some trouble sleeping the first few days,but

> > everything settled down for me by the end of that same

> > week .Now I have noticed for the last 5 days I have

> > this debilitating fatigue as well as lightheadness. I

> > have no problem getting to sleep, but wake at 11:00 am

> > and by 3:00pm in the afternoon I am exhausted again. I

> > am having difficulty with this because I never used to

> > sleep in this late, and this fatigue only set in once

> > I began increasing the dosage. I also had a chronic

> > bladder infection and spent 2 weeks on antibiotics, so

> > I am wondering if there might be a relationship with

> > those drugs and the LDN. If there is anybody here

> > experiencing anything similar I would appreciate

> > hearing from you.

> >

> > Thanks, and to all that post here have a Healthy,

> > Safe, and Happy New Year.

> >

> >

> ============

>

> Antibiotics create a playground for candida yeast and fuel the yeast,

> LDN can activate candida yeast. Candida yeast causes

> fatigue/sluggishness so you need to address the candida yeast problem

> with low carb diet and supplements/probiotics, etc.

>

> With low carb diet one must drink plenty of filtered or spring water

> and supplement with extra potassium and magnesium or complications may

> arise. Low carb diets act as diuretics so watr and supplementing is

> important. Eliminate dairy from this low carb diet.

>

>

>

I wish you, your family and all the ldn'ers, a good 2008 year. Good

results with ldn. You told me in your message about die off. Does that

mean to be carefull not to die to much of yeast ?

I am looking for a correspondant. I do not propose it to you because I

imagine you very busy with responsabilities with ldn. I you know

someone, you can give my personal adress : f-dumont@...

Thank you very much.

francoise