Re: Re: LDN rash / Valtrex rash

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Hi ,

Very interesting. Only a few with a rash.

Yes, LDN is typically prescribed transdermally. As I

understand it, in an effort to issolate the guts of

these children. A large majority if children with

autism have a gut impairment.

The transdermal administration does add another

possible modality for the rash, but it also may be a

similar scenario as the Valtrex where the condition

itself may be the cause. Time will tell.

Thank you for responding.

- Stan

--- Bren <TwisterAlley2@...> wrote:

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> > I am a new member to your group.

> >

> > In a group that treats children with autism with

> Valtrex we have seen a significant number

> > of families reporting a rash when using Valtrex

> therapy for autism - 91% according to a

> > recent poll (yes, a set of children with autism

> seem to improve on Valtrex... and also LDN).

> >

> > Interestingly, this rash is not listed as a side

> effect of Valtrex, nor can I find any adults in

> > the sexually transmitted Herpes Groups that have

> experienced a rash during Valtrex

> > therapy. This rash seems to be somewhat unique to

> our children with autism.

> >

> > I have also read posts in various places from

> families of children with autism who have

> > reported a rash from LDN therapy for Autism. A

> question was posted by a member in our

> > group today about how often the rash occurs with

> LDN. I posted the question in a group

> > that focuses on LDN therapy for Autism

> (autism_LDN) and I wanted to post it here as well

> > to see if there is yet another difference in the

> occurance of a rash between treating a

> > neruotypical adult compared to treating a child

> with Autism.

> >

> > I'm curious your thoughts about the LDN rash, what

> it typically looks like, what

> > you believe it might be, and how many people on

> LDN experience it, how long it typically

> > lasts, and what other symptoms you have observed

> during the rash.

> >

> > With your permission, I'll pass your posts along

> to our group members as well.

> >

> > Thanks in advance.

> >

> > - Stan Kurtz

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> Only about 3 maybe 4 cases of rash has come up with

> LDN here and those rashes faded after awhile of

> being on LDN...but do remember, all of us here have

> to take LDN internally for it to work properly to

> halt our disease progression. All Autistic patients

> use LDN transdermally as I understand.

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