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@emo thanks Ive read About the yale arricle when it esa published. I can ask my doctor at Mayo About it. More than 7 years ago I used low dose naltrexone for pmdd. It didnt work for it but it reduced the menstrual period to 3 days and pmdd symptoms lasted less time. When my autoinmune condition started (still disease) doctors where trying to find my diagnostic I stopped all off the labbel medications and supplements for a better diagnostic criteria. I never took it again then my CPR was extremely elevated while on it so I needed not to experiment with meds but just with what Mayo Rochester staff considered was neccesary to stabilize my new condition. One or 2 years after I took my ovaries and uterus out to be cured of pmdd and keep treating just the 1 condition: still disease. I am 4 years on symptomatic remission on a biologic (canakinumab) and it traerá everything including the fatigue and brain fog but usually 4 days before the next shot I become fatigue and with mental burnout. If I was on low dose naltrexone while my autoinmune condition started it should had stopped the symptoms, or prevented the condition and it didnt. If guarfacine is not off the labró I can ask my psychiatrist about it, and if it’s a temporaly use with inmediate action as the other stimulants (4 to 5 days) maybe she agree. Thanks for your help

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Thanks for sharing. It's so tough when juggling multiple, intertwined chronic conditions. It sometimes feels to me like it's all tied up in a knot, and I wonder which thing can I do that can untangle the most things without tying other things up into the knot?

I'd love to hear how it goes, depending on what you do decide to try. Wishing you all the best!