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Treatment for chronic Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)

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@lisajensen

Naltrexone is most commonly used to help prevent alcohol and drug abuse. I personally would not use this drug to help the Epstein Barr Virus no matter what anyone said about it.

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Marianne | @mrmie | Mar 7, 2019

I personally have not tried LDN. Now that my EBV IgM is negative, I don't see a point in me pursuing it. I have, however, heard from folks with EBV who say it has helped them. I think it depends on what is really going on in the immune system and if there is a lot of inflammation. This article explains how it works and possible side effects for those who are interested. https://kresserinstitute.com/low-dose-naltrexone-promising-drug-hard-treat-conditions/

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