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Success with low dose naltrexone for Autoimmune disorders

Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Oct 28 9:10am | Replies (109)
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The information about LDN is so mixed! I had been told that it should "kick in" within 8 weeks, and if no results, it wasn't going to work. Now, dloos was told it can take several months. Does anyone have any SOLID info on this drug??

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dloos | @dloos | Jul 29 3:03pm

Unfortunately this drug is used “off label” for Long Covid. It is usually used at much higher doses for addiction issues.
So, our information is largely anecdotal. I was about to discontinue and a poster here
said it had taken six months to make a big difference.

Since I don’t have a negative reaction, I decided to continue. I will discuss with my primary care doctor at my next appointment.

I know it is very frustrating. I have been fighting this thing for two and a half years, and it just gets worse.
I haven’t found solid information on anything I have tried.

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