Guest guest Posted March 10, 2011 Report Share Posted March 10, 2011 dear celia your poor mother has my deepest sympathy, i have never used ldn for a replacement pain relief, when my joints are painful i take paracetamol and diclofenic, diclofenic is an anti-inflamatory, and i have never used this alone for pain relief my history on ldn is 1st month 1ml/2nd month 2ml/3rd month 3ml and now 4th month 4.5mg [capsule, lot easier than liquid] suggest your refer your mother to her doctor to get the pain under control ldn is a long term remedy to fix the immune system so it maybe flushing out the toxins regards/peter/ms/primary progressive From: Celia Danks <celia@...>low dose naltrexone Sent: Thursday, 10 March 2011, 11:52Subject: [low dose naltrexone] mother in pain My mother has been on the LDN now for over two months and has been having some of the worst pain she's ever had. She's taking it for Hashimoto's and Rheumatoid Arthritis. She successfully weaned of Voltarin (Diclofenic) and we were hoping that the LDN would help. We haven't seen anything positive yet from the LDN. She began at 1.5 as suggested and I've encouraged her to move up to 2.0It is so upsetting when I thought she'd be much better by now and she sometimes can barely move because of the pain. With so much pain and since you are waiting to see if you get better results with the LDN I would most certainly get your mother back on NSAID's, even use a different one, I take these regardless of LDN but then my main issue is not pain, although I do have some re osteoporosis in my spine. Get your mother comfortable before you do anything, so NSAID's which as you up LDN can be gradually weaned...... Celia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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