Hi..I just saw your reply. The Naltrexone was given for the Ulcerative Colitis that I got from having Covid and also for my foot pain also from Covid, I had the Covid toes. I have not started taking the medication yet as I have been withdrawing from the steroids I had been taking for so long. I wanted to make sure I did not add another drug so soon. Do you go to Mayo in Rochester? That is were I got it. They have to compound the med in there specialized pharmacy. I guess it is well tolerated by patients. Kitty2

I read about naltroxene in a different COVID fb group. I was extremely fatigued and bed bound. I took 1.5mg naltroxene (told my doctor about it & he said he’d prescribe it). It helped me a lot within 2 days. It was a lifesaver for me. I have increased by 1mg monthly and have maintained at 4.5mg, the final dosage. I am still housebound but not bedbound. I can fix simple meals and do simple activities like crochet, sew and read for pleasure. I have heard naltrexone has helped others but also has not made a difference for some. It is worth a try!!! It’s $30 for 30 day prescription, not covered by insurance, at our local compounding pharmacy. Good luck to all!!