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Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) - how's it working for you?

I've been on LDN for...


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Florida Guy

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I took ldn years ago long before cfs, it probably has been 15 years or so ago. It was supposed to do wonderful things for me. All it did was make my insomnia get a lot worse and its bad to this day so I'm not going to try that again
 
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Tried LDN a year and a half ago. Was on it for around three months, but had to stop due to bad nausea that it was giving me. It also enhanced the smells of things to a gross degree and sadly still can't handle some types of honey cause it keeps reminding me of how bad it smelt. Outside of that, It did absolutely nothing for my fatigue and other symptoms. Was on 4.5mg.
 

kushami

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I thought I was starting NAC this week, then put it aside for a few days due to nausea. Then I suddenly remembered I could start LDN.

Yay!

But, after the first dose last night, I’ve got nausea again. Should I lower my dose?

Edit: Answering own question. Will give it a day and then try lower dose.
 
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