6 weeks LDN & weird eyelash loss RedPill where are you?

[Guest guest]

I know this isn't an earthshattering problem like being w/c

bound....but something weird is happening.

I have been taking LDN 4.5mg since May 11th and have noticed major

IBS improvement. I started at 1.5mg May 3rd.

In the last few weeks, I have lost the middle 1/3 of both upper

eyelashes. At first, they would grow right back like when you

normally loose an eyelash. But, now, I don't think I see anything

much but tiny stubs, and I'm not even sure I see that.

As I said, I know this is not the great difficulty that many of you

with MS suffer....but eyelashes are not only cosmetically desirable -

they help keep dust, etc out of one's eyes. Now, I freely admit that

losing my previously nice eyelashes isn't fun either, but I have

allergies and that makes eyelash loss particularly important.

I recall reading that 1 : 7 surveyed on LDN had complained of hair

loss - which I'm assuming meant on the head.

I do not have glaucoma - that is one cause of this seemingly alopecia

aereata.

I do have these other diagnoses, now Interstitial Cystitis and the 8

Dwarfs:

Interstitial Cystitis

Pelvic Floor Dysfunction - which I think is just a part of IC

Asthma/Allergies

Hypothyroidism (have endo app't soon and that may be the cause too)

Restless Leg Syndrome

GERD

IBS

Anyone hear of this side effect on LDN?

Janet (disabled RN who does miss her nice eyelashes.....)

[Guest guest]

the problem with the eyelashes is probably the result of the problem

with the thyroid.

>

> I know this isn't an earthshattering problem like being w/c

> bound....but something weird is happening.

>

> I have been taking LDN 4.5mg since May 11th and have noticed major

> IBS improvement. I started at 1.5mg May 3rd.

>

> In the last few weeks, I have lost the middle 1/3 of both upper

> eyelashes. At first, they would grow right back like when you

> normally loose an eyelash. But, now, I don't think I see anything

> much but tiny stubs, and I'm not even sure I see that.

>

> As I said, I know this is not the great difficulty that many of

you

> with MS suffer....but eyelashes are not only cosmetically

desirable -

> they help keep dust, etc out of one's eyes. Now, I freely admit

that

> losing my previously nice eyelashes isn't fun either, but I have

> allergies and that makes eyelash loss particularly important.

>

> I recall reading that 1 : 7 surveyed on LDN had complained of hair

> loss - which I'm assuming meant on the head.

>

> I do not have glaucoma - that is one cause of this seemingly

alopecia

> aereata.

>

> I do have these other diagnoses, now Interstitial Cystitis and the

8

> Dwarfs:

>

> Interstitial Cystitis

> Pelvic Floor Dysfunction - which I think is just a part of IC

> Asthma/Allergies

> Hypothyroidism (have endo app't soon and that may be the cause too)

> Restless Leg Syndrome

> GERD

> IBS

>

> Anyone hear of this side effect on LDN?

>

> Janet (disabled RN who does miss her nice eyelashes.....)

>

[Guest guest]

I'm guessing it's thyroid related.

Saundra

>

> I know this isn't an earthshattering problem like being w/c

> bound....but something weird is happening.

>

> I have been taking LDN 4.5mg since May 11th and have noticed major

> IBS improvement. I started at 1.5mg May 3rd.

>

> In the last few weeks, I have lost the middle 1/3 of both upper

> eyelashes. At first, they would grow right back like when you

> normally loose an eyelash. But, now, I don't think I see anything

> much but tiny stubs, and I'm not even sure I see that.

>

> As I said, I know this is not the great difficulty that many of you

> with MS suffer....but eyelashes are not only cosmetically desirable -

> they help keep dust, etc out of one's eyes. Now, I freely admit that

> losing my previously nice eyelashes isn't fun either, but I have

> allergies and that makes eyelash loss particularly important.

>

> I recall reading that 1 : 7 surveyed on LDN had complained of hair

> loss - which I'm assuming meant on the head.

>

> I do not have glaucoma - that is one cause of this seemingly alopecia

> aereata.

>

> I do have these other diagnoses, now Interstitial Cystitis and the 8

> Dwarfs:

>

> Interstitial Cystitis

> Pelvic Floor Dysfunction - which I think is just a part of IC

> Asthma/Allergies

> Hypothyroidism (have endo app't soon and that may be the cause too)

> Restless Leg Syndrome

> GERD

> IBS

>

> Anyone hear of this side effect on LDN?

>

> Janet (disabled RN who does miss her nice eyelashes.....)

>

[Guest guest]

I can't help you on this one - I'm going bald !

>

> I know this isn't an earthshattering problem like being w/c

> bound....but something weird is happening.

>

> I have been taking LDN 4.5mg since May 11th and have noticed major

> IBS improvement. I started at 1.5mg May 3rd.

>

> In the last few weeks, I have lost the middle 1/3 of both upper

> eyelashes. At first, they would grow right back like when you

> normally loose an eyelash. But, now, I don't think I see anything

> much but tiny stubs, and I'm not even sure I see that.

>

> As I said, I know this is not the great difficulty that many of you

> with MS suffer....but eyelashes are not only cosmetically desirable -

> they help keep dust, etc out of one's eyes. Now, I freely admit that

> losing my previously nice eyelashes isn't fun either, but I have

> allergies and that makes eyelash loss particularly important.

>

> I recall reading that 1 : 7 surveyed on LDN had complained of hair

> loss - which I'm assuming meant on the head.

>

> I do not have glaucoma - that is one cause of this seemingly alopecia

> aereata.

>

> I do have these other diagnoses, now Interstitial Cystitis and the 8

> Dwarfs:

>

> Interstitial Cystitis

> Pelvic Floor Dysfunction - which I think is just a part of IC

> Asthma/Allergies

> Hypothyroidism (have endo app't soon and that may be the cause too)

> Restless Leg Syndrome

> GERD

> IBS

>

> Anyone hear of this side effect on LDN?

>

> Janet (disabled RN who does miss her nice eyelashes.....)

>

[Guest guest]

, it sounds like MSM is helping a few people with that.

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: 6 weeks LDN & weird eyelash loss RedPill where are you?

..

[Guest guest]

That's funny cause I tried MSM for my MS symptoms before I knew about

LDN - about 4 months ago. I went through an entire bottle and didn't

notice anything. Maybe my hair is falling out to tell me it wants

more !!! I'll have to try it again.

> >

> > I know this isn't an earthshattering problem like being w/c

> > bound....but something weird is happening.

> >

> > I have been taking LDN 4.5mg since May 11th and have noticed major

> > IBS improvement. I started at 1.5mg May 3rd.

> >

> > In the last few weeks, I have lost the middle 1/3 of both upper

> > eyelashes. At first, they would grow right back like when you

> > normally loose an eyelash. But, now, I don't think I see anything

> > much but tiny stubs, and I'm not even sure I see that.

> >

> > As I said, I know this is not the great difficulty that many of you

> > with MS suffer....but eyelashes are not only cosmetically desirable -

> > they help keep dust, etc out of one's eyes. Now, I freely admit that

> > losing my previously nice eyelashes isn't fun either, but I have

> > allergies and that makes eyelash loss particularly important.

> >

> > I recall reading that 1 : 7 surveyed on LDN had complained of hair

> > loss - which I'm assuming meant on the head.

> >

> > I do not have glaucoma - that is one cause of this seemingly alopecia

> > aereata.

> >

> > I do have these other diagnoses, now Interstitial Cystitis and the 8

> > Dwarfs:

>

> >

> > Interstitial Cystitis

> > Pelvic Floor Dysfunction - which I think is just a part of IC

> > Asthma/Allergies

> > Hypothyroidism (have endo app't soon and that may be the cause too)

> > Restless Leg Syndrome

> > GERD

> > IBS

> >

> > Anyone hear of this side effect on LDN?

> >

> > Janet (disabled RN who does miss her nice eyelashes.....)

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Oh no ,

Wait a bit on LDN and only try MSM again you feel it is best for you to give it a try again. How long did you use it for?

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: 6 weeks LDN & weird eyelash loss RedPill where are you?

That's funny cause I tried MSM for my MS symptoms before I knew aboutLDN - about 4 months ago. I went through an entire bottle and didn'tnotice anything. Maybe my hair is falling out to tell me it wantsmore !!! I'll have to try it again.> >> > I know this isn't an earthshattering problem like being w/c > > bound....but something weird is happening. > > > > I have been taking LDN 4.5mg since May 11th and have noticed major > > IBS improvement. I started at 1.5mg May 3rd. > > > > In the last few weeks, I have lost the middle 1/3 of both upper > > eyelashes. At first, they would grow right back like when you > > normally loose an eyelash. But, now, I don't think I see anything > > much but tiny stubs, and I'm not even sure I see that.> > > > As I said, I know this is not the great difficulty that many of you > > with MS suffer....but eyelashes are not only cosmetically desirable - > > they help keep dust, etc out of one's eyes. Now, I freely admit that > > losing my previously nice eyelashes isn't fun either, but I have > > allergies and that makes eyelash loss particularly important.> > > > I recall reading that 1 : 7 surveyed on LDN had complained of hair > > loss - which I'm assuming meant on the head.> > > > I do not have glaucoma - that is one cause of this seemingly alopecia > > aereata.> > > > I do have these other diagnoses, now Interstitial Cystitis and the 8 > > Dwarfs:> > > > > Interstitial Cystitis> > Pelvic Floor Dysfunction - which I think is just a part of IC> > Asthma/Allergies> > Hypothyroidism (have endo app't soon and that may be the cause too)> > Restless Leg Syndrome> > GERD> > IBS> > > > Anyone hear of this side effect on LDN?> > > > Janet (disabled RN who does miss her nice eyelashes.....)> >>

[Guest guest]

what exactly is msm?Bonnie

low dose naltrexone From: Aletha@...Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 21:01:04 -0700Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: 6 weeks LDN & weird eyelash loss RedPill where are you?

, it sounds like MSM is helping a few people with that.

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: 6 weeks LDN & weird eyelash loss RedPill where are you?

..

[Guest guest]

2 months max Aletha - I didn't notice any benefits from it but then

again I was still on Rebif then and I may not have taken the MSM long

enough. I'm not going to jump back into just yet though - thanks,

>

> Oh no ,

>

> Wait a bit on LDN and only try MSM again you feel it is best for you

to give it a try again. How long did you use it for?

>

> Aletha

> [low dose naltrexone] Re: 6 weeks LDN & weird eyelash loss

RedPill where are you?

>

>

> That's funny cause I tried MSM for my MS symptoms before I knew about

> LDN - about 4 months ago. I went through an entire bottle and didn't

> notice anything. Maybe my hair is falling out to tell me it wants

> more !!! I'll have to try it again.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have read responses on MSM and LDN; what exactly is MSM?

[low dose naltrexone] Re: 6 weeks LDN & weird eyelash loss RedPill where are you?

2 months max Aletha - I didn't notice any benefits from it but then

again I was still on Rebif then and I may not have taken the MSM long

enough. I'm not going to jump back into just yet though - thanks,

>

> Oh no ,

>

> Wait a bit on LDN and only try MSM again you feel it is best for you

to give it a try again. How long did you use it for?

>

> Aletha

> [low dose naltrexone] Re: 6 weeks LDN & weird eyelash loss

RedPill where are you?

>

>

> That's funny cause I tried MSM for my MS symptoms before I knew about

> LDN - about 4 months ago. I went through an entire bottle and didn't

> notice anything. Maybe my hair is falling out to tell me it wants

> more !!! I'll have to try it again.

>

>

>

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