searching for a doctor to prescribe LDN

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I live in the province of Québec, canada and so far I haven't been

able to find a doctor who'll prescribe LDN. (I've been to 3 neuros and

one doctor). the neuros won't touche it because it's not on their list

of druges to use and the doctor won't touche it because it's a first

line drug/used by specialistes I guess.

I was wondering who it was that knows a neuro with MS who takes LDN.

maybe I could either contact him or get his story so I could present

it to a doctor along with all the other articles and anecdotes I'd give.

I am still searching in my area for a doctor who is open.

Thank you for your help

[Guest guest]

Hi There,

> I live in the province of Québec, canada and so far I haven't been

> able to find a doctor who'll prescribe LDN. (I've been to 3 neuros and

> one doctor). the neuros won't touche it because it's not on their list

> of druges to use and the doctor won't touche it because it's a first

> line drug/used by specialistes I guess.

I went through the same here .. it was very frustrating. I'm sure

others also will tell you the same... That's when I called Dr. Bihari

in Manhatten. My neurologist saw such a difference in my latest

neurological exams and still he denied it could be the result of

taking LDN for the past year

> I was wondering who it was that knows a neuro with MS who takes LDN.

> maybe I could either contact him or get his story so I could present

> it to a doctor along with all the other articles and anecdotes I'd give.

That is a good idea. There is one I think but I would have to hunt to

find the info. Perhaps someone here will remember hearing about it..

> I am still searching in my area for a doctor who is open.

>

> Thank you for your help

Wish I could help, and best of luck to you

Take care,

Janis

[Guest guest]

I think I worte that some time ago. I finally found a doctor

(after going through 6 doctors, a vet and 3 neuros) in Ontario but

he is 87 years old and has just taken his pension. But my family

doctor is now willing to refill my perscription if I sign a no fault

paper.

thank you

--- In low dose naltrexone , " jmklou " <janis@f...>

wrote:

> Hi There,

> > I live in the province of Québec, canada and so far I haven't

been

> > able to find a doctor who'll prescribe LDN. (I've been to 3

neuros and

> > one doctor). the neuros won't touche it because it's not on

their list

> > of druges to use and the doctor won't touche it because it's a

first

> > line drug/used by specialistes I guess.

>

> I went through the same here .. it was very frustrating. I'm sure

> others also will tell you the same... That's when I called Dr.

Bihari

> in Manhatten. My neurologist saw such a difference in my latest

> neurological exams and still he denied it could be the result of

> taking LDN for the past year

>

> > I was wondering who it was that knows a neuro with MS who takes

LDN.

> > maybe I could either contact him or get his story so I could

present

> > it to a doctor along with all the other articles and anecdotes

I'd give.

>

> That is a good idea. There is one I think but I would have to

hunt to

> find the info. Perhaps someone here will remember hearing about

it..

>

> > I am still searching in my area for a doctor who is open.

> >

> > Thank you for your help

>

> Wish I could help, and best of luck to you

>

> Take care,

> Janis

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I live in Ontario and I had to see a reg GP.

Even after being on it for a year + the neuro still would not look at

it even with MRI showing no progression.

You will have better luck with a GP.

There is a pharmacy here in Ontario and it is listed on the LDN site.

I would call them and see if they have the name of any Dr's and maybe

you can travel here to Ont.

It will be the woth the drive.

Jen---

In low dose naltrexone , " johannefbzzz <johannef@s...> "

<johannef@s...> wrote:

> Hi,

> I live in the province of Québec, canada and so far I haven't been

> able to find a doctor who'll prescribe LDN. (I've been to 3 neuros and

> one doctor). the neuros won't touche it because it's not on their list

> of druges to use and the doctor won't touche it because it's a first

> line drug/used by specialistes I guess.

>

> I was wondering who it was that knows a neuro with MS who takes LDN.

> maybe I could either contact him or get his story so I could present

> it to a doctor along with all the other articles and anecdotes I'd

give.

>

> I am still searching in my area for a doctor who is open.

>

> Thank you for your help

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I just read your message while searching for a doctor in Western

Australia who would prescribe LDN. My friend's husband is in Montreal

and might like to start on LDN as he has MS. Did you manage to find a

doctor to prescribe LDN for you? Could you provide his details

please? Also, if anyone in Western Australia has been prescribed LDN

by a doctor, could you please email it please? My husband has MS and

would like to start using it. Many thanks, Bernadette

>

> Hi,

> I live in the province of Québec, canada and so far I haven't been

> able to find a doctor who'll prescribe LDN. (I've been to 3 neuros and

> one doctor). the neuros won't touche it because it's not on their list

> of druges to use and the doctor won't touche it because it's a first

> line drug/used by specialistes I guess.

>

> I was wondering who it was that knows a neuro with MS who takes LDN.

> maybe I could either contact him or get his story so I could present

> it to a doctor along with all the other articles and anecdotes I'd

give.

>

> I am still searching in my area for a doctor who is open.

>

> Thank you for your help

>