FMS

[Guest guest]

> does anyone know if any of the doctors who do telephone consults

will

> prescribe ldn for FMS?

Hi, I printed out the literature at the low dose naltrexone site and

gave the information to my attending physician. That was all I

needed to get a prescription. I am assuming that you might get one

from a doctor listed by this site, but it is easier to followup if

your own doctor will prescribe LDN. Make sure it is more than 1.5 mg

and not more than 4.5 mg. Ask for fast acting, not slow release.

LDN does help with fibromyalgia but you need to consider your total

body health problems. I saved a lot of unnecessary expenses by

convincing my own physician to precribe it for me. (we were getting

pretty desperate by that time for relief for me, so my doctor and I

were willing to try anything. I had refused to take morphine or

codeine and wanted off of Ultram. I beleive the Naltrexone saved me

from the harsher drug choices! Good Luck.

[Guest guest]

does anyone know if any of the doctors who do telephone consults

will prescribe ldn for FMS?

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry I don't, except maybe Dr. Bahari from the ldn.org site. I

went to my Gp armed with all the info from that site, as well as a

couple posts from this group RE: LDN in general. She was willing to

let me try it. Don't give up, you have to be pushy, as many docs know

nothing about this drug. Focus on the fact that it can do no harm!

Good luck to you, write my privatly if you want to chat. Blessings,

Lil

> does anyone know if any of the doctors who do telephone consults

> will prescribe ldn for FMS?