pregnancy and ldn: a success!!

[Guest guest]

Congratulations, Manika! You're not the first woman to announce overcoming

infertility with LDN. Here's some information and the names of a couple of

doctors you could possibly contact:

http://www.low dose naltrexone.org/further_q_and_a.htm

>Can LDN be taken during pregnancy? How about while breast feeding?

>Dr. Phil Boyle, a specialist in fertility care in Galway, reports the

>following:

>

>I am confident that LDN is perfectly safe in pregnancy and in certain

>cases will actually reduce the risk of miscarriage. W. Hilgers,

>M.D, of the US, who developed the fertility treatment I provide, has used

>high dose naltrexone...up to 100mg throughout pregnancy and during

>breastfeeding safely without ill effect to mother or baby since 1985. I

>have been prescribing LDN regularly during pregnancy [for several years]

>and the results have been excellent. Clinical experience has proven to me

>that it is safe.

>

>We've had over 50 babies whose moms have been on LDN throughout their

>pregnancies and those babies, if anything, have been even healthier than

>those whose moms haven't been on [low dose] naltrexone.

hope this helps.

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At 12:54 AM 6/12/2010, you wrote:

>Hello all!

>

>I would need your help. I decided to write because I am a bit lost. I am

>seven weeks pregnant. I started taking LDn about two months ago for life

>long CFS, undiscovered hypothyroidism (it is being treated now with

>EUthyral. I am 38 years old and have had hypoT since atleast the age of 10).

>

>Needless to say, the above condtion made me infertile. Only a year ago, it

>was impossible to even think about having a baby just looking at the test

>results.

>

>I then read about LDN. As much as I could. I started taking a one

>milligram dose at night and slowly increasing to 4.5. I assure you that

>two months later I am pregnant! I wasn't expecting this so sooN.

>

>This has led to a question for you because you are much much more

>experienced and knowledgeable that I am: Does taking 4.5mg LDN per day

>affect the luteinizing hormone negatively? Is LDN truly safe during pregnancy?

>

>I would really appreciate the advice from any one who has been pregnant

>before and taken LDN during their pregnancy or a doctor/researcher

>familiar with this.

>

>Thanking you in advance and looking forward to your answers

>

>Manika

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

Dr boyle treats fertility problems with ldn and says that it

is safe to use during pregnancy.you can try to contact him .you can try via his

sister mary bradley.

If you think that you might have progesterone shortage,find

a doctor that understand bio-identical and he can give you bio-identical

progesteron.

You can read also the book of dr lee about progesterone

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0446614955?ie=UTF8 & tag=hormondisbal-20 & linkCode=as2 & camp=1789 & creative=9325 & creativeASIN=0446614955

it speaks about progesterone also in pregnancy and not only

about menopause.

I would not trust ldn to take care of all hormonale problems