Any users that are new to MS and LDN?

[Guest guest]

I get to talk with Dr. Bihari on April 16th about a persription.

I was wondering if anyone has gotten perscribed LDN while in the

first year with MS.

At his point O.N. is my only problem that I know of, but preventive

medicine would be a good idea.

[Guest guest]

You might want to check my posts starting around the 3rd week of Feb

or so. I am 49 and had my first " attacked " in early Feb. Also

optical neuritis. AFter much research and pressure to use a crab

drug I did a consult with Dr. Bihari by phone. Tomorrow is 2 weeks

on LDN. I plan to continue it and review other options only if I

experience other attacks or when choices other than those currently

available become available. Based on my research I'd urge you to

have Lyme testing done and also Mercury testing. Ignore Docs that

say it is not necessary. I'd be happy to supply you with loads of

links as to why it is. One last note - if you drink diet soda get

check for methanol toxicity as well.

I am also in the process of getting a second Neuro opinion after I

sent copies of my MRI to a second Radiologist and got a VERY

different report. This is important as it appears most Neuros only

look at the reports not the pictures!

Best

Alan

> I get to talk with Dr. Bihari on April 16th about a persription.

> I was wondering if anyone has gotten perscribed LDN while in the

> first year with MS.

> At his point O.N. is my only problem that I know of, but

preventive

> medicine would be a good idea.

[Guest guest]

Some people who don't have anything wrong, that they know of, are taking it just as a preventative.

I have a friend interested who may try it, he's just so impressed with my new camel bladder he wants to see what it may or may not do for him.

----- Original Message -----

From: gruffpuppy

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 16:25

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Any users that are new to MS and LDN?

I get to talk with Dr. Bihari on April 16th about a persription.I was wondering if anyone has gotten perscribed LDN while in the first year with MS.At his point O.N. is my only problem that I know of, but preventive medicine would be a good idea.

[Guest guest]

gruffpuppy,

you're lucky, yes, I'm sure Dr. Bihari will tell you "why wait until you start having other symptoms associated with your MS. Start LDN now so your progression will start asap.. Good luck!

(MS)

From: gruffpuppy [mailto:bgallagher@...] Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 4:25 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Any users that are new to MS and LDN?

I get to talk with Dr. Bihari on April 16th about a persription.I was wondering if anyone has gotten perscribed LDN while in the first year with MS.At his point O.N. is my only problem that I know of, but preventive medicine would be a good idea.

[Guest guest]

--- In low dose naltrexone , " LarryGC " <larrygc@s...>

wrote:

> Some people who don't have anything wrong, that they know of, are

taking it just as a preventative.

>

> I have a friend interested who may try it, he's just so impressed

with my new camel bladder he wants to see what it may or may not do

for him.

>

>

> Larry,

Just a quick update. I am the person taking LDN as a cancer

preventative. I have been on it for 20 days now and have had no ill

effects whatsoever. I did have a few more dreams the first few days

but nothing bad or bizarre. Also I have noticed that I seem to be

sleeping more soundly. I guess that if you don't have MS you also

don't have any of the adjustment problems such as stiffness.

Diane