What if my doctor won't proscribe LDN

[Guest guest]

I doubt my GP will proscribe LDN, which I want to take for hashimoto's disease.

How do you tell them what you are doing or do you just stop going to them?

I am hesitant because I see different doctors for different things, and if none

of them get it or are supportive, what do you do? Should I assume the doctor

who proscribes LDN knows how to treat all my other conditions or do they just go

away? I am a little skeptical about this.

[Guest guest]

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http://www.webspawner.com/users/howtoobtainldn/index.html

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Doctors Who Prescribe LDN

http://www.ldners.org/resources.htm

FIND A DOCTOR

http://www.thecompounder.com/homedoctor.php

The preferred compounding pharmacy for Low-Dose Naltrexone for Dr Bihari.

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Skip's Pharmacy

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> I doubt my GP will proscribe LDN, which I want to take for hashimoto's

disease. How do you tell them what you are doing or do you just stop going to

them?

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> I am hesitant because I see different doctors for different things, and if

none of them get it or are supportive, what do you do? Should I assume the

doctor who proscribes LDN knows how to treat all my other conditions or do they

just go away? I am a little skeptical about this.

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[Guest guest]

However you get your LDN -- from a new doctor or the Internet -- just inform

any doctor that you see that you are taking it - if you need to see them.

You don't have to STOP seeing any of your doctors you see currently if you still

want to. The fact that they didn't want to prescribe LDN shouldn't stop you

from using them for other services.

I know it could be uncomfortable to reveal this -- but I would just say that you

felt strongly about wanting to try this therapy to improve YOUR HEALTH so you

sought other means to obtain it ...yada yada.