← Return to Success with low dose naltrexone for Autoimmune disorders

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@rosemaryconte

I tried a few times in fits and starts….hung in but each time RX renewal came due, I didn’t want to spend another $50 to continue. It’s cheap enough in low dosage, but who knows what is the right dosage for what problems and every patient being different….could be anything. Years earlier, I spoke to a pharmacist who told me that it would cost $50 a month and I’d have to use it for 2 years before I would know if it would help!!!

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I guess I was luckey in that it help one type of pain I had the first night. The ulcers in my small intestine took a couple of months. I guess that's the up side of having multiple autoimmune diseases. You have a lot to work with. I take 2 mg and it seems right to me. I tried 4 mg and notice no difference. Gave it a month then gave it up.