Low Dose Of Naltrexone
My doctor suggested a low dose of Naltrexone would help with fibromyalgia pain. Has anyone tried this treatment?
High doses of Naltrexone is for alcohol and opiate withdrawal. (50mg+)
LDN (low dose Naltrexone) blocks the pain receptors in your brain.(1-5mg)
It is not a narcotic. It's an opiate blocker.
I have been on it since january. It has helped about 30%
I had taken it for over a year about a year ago and honestly, it was the best thing I've tried. I have taken every medication out there for Fibro. I still had bad days, but I was functional.
Then I moved to Colorado and no one wanted to prescribe it and then I started pain management .. but yes, it's worth a try!
The only downside is - if you get into a situation where you need to take narcotics, you can't.
Tramadol has never done a thing for me. It was like taking Tums for a headache lol.
Hi: Be very careful on Tramadol and be aware if you start having dizzy symptoms or rapid heart rate. I took it years ago and had no symptoms and took it again two years ago and spent five days in the Cardiac unit at the hospital.
Does Anyone Else Use Low Dose Naltrexone For Pain Relief?
Has Anyone Tried Low Dose Naltrexone And Did It Have Any Positive Effects On Fibro
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