Guest guest Posted June 5, 2004 Report Share Posted June 5, 2004 Hi all, this is my first post to the group, so I hope you will forgive any longwinded intoductions that I may add as I feel necessary. This is my second attempt at taking LDN, the first one finished after three days due to breathlessness, fluttering heart and excess phlegm. I was unable to lie down due to the tightness around my chest so didn't go to bed for two weeks. Shortly after that I was admitted to the local hospital for tests - both heart and chest were given a clean bill of health. I did a bit of research on the Net and finally decided my discomfort was probably due to 'MS Hug'. Things improved over the next few weeks, apart from the phlegm problems, so I decided to start with the 3mg LDN again. Nothing significant happened during the first week, but I was expecting that, there were just occasional periods of breathlessness. These often happened first thing in the morning when I woke up. Yesterday (day 8)I woke up feeling terrible. The breathlessness was back permanently and my head was swimming. I felt as though I was about to pass out on several occasions and it even passed through my head that I wasn't going to see the day out. OK, a bit dramatic you might think, but I'd already gone through panic attacks the last time I had problems, so I'd learnt to control those. Yesterday evening I discussed the situation with my wife and decided to leave the LDN alone. I didn't feel able to lie down so spent the night in the chair. Today, I still feel a little breathless, but other symptoms are better and I feel almost normal, apart from an ache above my left ear. So the question is - Do I knock LDN on the head or give it another try? I have PPMS and was diagnosed eleven years ago. Any ideas guys? All the best, P Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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