Doctors in Calif who prescribe LDN

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I live in the central San Joaquin Valley, in Visalia, a little town/city just

40 miles S/SE of Fresno. I was diagnosed a year ago in January. Nice

birthday present, huh? Anyway, I've been on the Betaseron since and

have just joined in the readings of this site. I haven't been to see my

Neurologist yet but have printed a bunch of info to take in when I go

to see her next. Just in case she is of the opinion that this isn't what

she would agree to write a prescription for, is there anyone here in the

Valley who is taking LDN?? and who/whom would I see to get a script?

Per the Doc's Rx of me, I have RRMS if that makes a difference.

Thanks for your help, and thanks to everyone who is posting, all the

information is appreciated. Jim

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Welcome Jim to the forum....I hope you Doctor gives you LDN, but if

not, there are Doctors who will.....you can arrange a phone

appointment and have the LDN sent to you. My Neuro would not write

the script, so Here is my Doctor & pharmacy in Wisconsin...I am in

Ohio.

Dr is just like any other good doc...

> >

> > FIRST: Call and make a phone appointment...

> >

> > 2ND: He will expect you to fill out an application (Medical

history stuff)

> you do not need to forward medical records.

> >

> > This is all done by mail or fax, if you are lucky to have one...

> >

> > 3RD: You will call Dr. on your appointment time(don't

forget time

> difference, eastern, pacific, central, mountain)

> >

> > 4TH: Dr. will fax your script to the Prescription Center

(You must

> call the Prescription Center to give them your Credit card #) (as

well as

> the Dr), and they will ship your meds to you.

> >

> > That's it in a nutshell.

> >

> > Dr. usually starts you out on 3mg for a month and then

4.5mg the

> second month. (he gives you 2 months the first appt.) Then you

call him

> before 2nd month is over, so you don't run out of ldn, and he will

see how

> you're doing, and what doseage you feel comfortable with, and then

give you

> 6 month script.

> >

> > My 1st charge was $85.00 and 2nd appointment was $50.00. He was

very

> reasonable as is the Prescription Center. Dr is a nice guy I

think you

> will like him. He doesnt quite give you the attention and time of

Dr Bahari,

> and of course, not as knowledgeable, but who is???

> >

> > God Bless you.

> > Sally

> >

> > Dr. (in Wisconsin) 1-608-785-0038

> >

> > The Prescription Center (Wisconsin) 1-800-203-9066

> >

> > I am in Ohio, but I got the Prescription Center from LDN site,

and they

> gave me Dr. s name.

> >

> > I had a phone consult with him and he faxed the prescription for

ldn to

> prescription center and they shipped to me USmail or you can have

them do

> UPS at an extra charge.

> >

> > The 3mg capsules are $20.00 per month and Dr 's first

charge was

> $85.00........

> >

> > A lot less expensive than Dr Bahari.

> > I hope this helps you.

> >

> > Sally

> I live in the central San Joaquin Valley, in Visalia, a little

town/city just

> 40 miles S/SE of Fresno. I was diagnosed a year ago in January.

Nice

> birthday present, huh? Anyway, I've been on the Betaseron since and

> have just joined in the readings of this site. I haven't been to

see my

> Neurologist yet but have printed a bunch of info to take in when I

go

> to see her next. Just in case she is of the opinion that this

isn't what

> she would agree to write a prescription for, is there anyone here

in the

> Valley who is taking LDN?? and who/whom would I see to get a

script?

> Per the Doc's Rx of me, I have RRMS if that makes a difference.

> Thanks for your help, and thanks to everyone who is posting, all

the

> information is appreciated. Jim