Re: a bit of a one sided question

[Guest guest]

I had the opposite experience re: hot flashes. I am 51 and my hot flashes

have practically disappeared. I have been using LDN for pain management.

[Guest guest]

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> Sorry to take up space for an issue that won't concern everyone.....I

> recently upped my LDN dose to 4.5. Not long after that I started

> having regular hot flashes throughout the day and night. I read

> with interest the posts about increased menstrual cramping as I also

> experienced that after upping to 3.0. I know I am in the

> peri-menopausal stage of life and the hot flashes could be completely

> a result of that alone. I am wondering if any of you gals - or the

> wives of you guys - have had the same experience.

I've been having that, too, recently.

Since I've always been a cold hands and feet type of person, I think the

heat flashes are the signs of a stronger immune system - higher body

temperature. Apparently cold hands and feet are signs (or can be signs)

that the immune system is not working optimally.

Anyway, that's how I've (preliminarily) interpreted it.

I'm pre-menopausal, so don't think they are menopause related

flashes in my case.

Mara

[Guest guest]

I am post menopause (surgical) age 50 been on LDN since Aug. for Crohn's

colitis. It has helped my hot flashes, I'm NOT taking hormones.