Low dose naltrexone for Post-Covid Recovery experiences?

Has anyone tried low dose Naltrexone or CQ10?
The Long Covid Clinic at Scripps has not been very helpful, with the exception of the physical therapists. I am desperately trying to crawl out of this syndrome . I start feeling better then increase my activity and that is followed by fatigue. I will start the low histamine diet and see how that goes.

Has anyone tried low dose Naltrexone or CQ10?
The Long Covid Clinic at Scripps has not been very helpful, with the exception of the physical therapists. I am desperately trying to crawl out of this syndrome . I start feeling better then increase my activity and that is followed by fatigue. I will start the low histamine diet and see how that goes.

Has anyone tried low dose Naltrexone or CQ10?
The Long Covid Clinic at Scripps has not been very helpful, with the exception of the physical therapists. I am desperately trying to crawl out of this syndrome . I start feeling better then increase my activity and that is followed by fatigue. I will start the low histamine diet and see how that goes.

Has anyone tried low dose Naltrexone or CQ10?
The Long Covid Clinic at Scripps has not been very helpful, with the exception of the physical therapists. I am desperately trying to crawl out of this syndrome . I start feeling better then increase my activity and that is followed by fatigue. I will start the low histamine diet and see how that goes.

Has anyone tried low dose Naltrexone or CQ10?
The Long Covid Clinic at Scripps has not been very helpful, with the exception of the physical therapists. I am desperately trying to crawl out of this syndrome . I start feeling better then increase my activity and that is followed by fatigue. I will start the low histamine diet and see how that goes.

For those of us getting better, recovering, cured (however you want to say it) I assert that there is no way to point to any one thing that caused us to no longer experience Long COVID symptoms. Since November '21 (when a booster triggered my symptoms), visiting many local Charleston SC Medical Professionals and then in August '23 finally (and gratefully) getting to Mayo Rochester the plan I am executing is made up of over a dozen 'things'. Prescriptions, supplements, measured exercise, coaching, reading, acupuncture, cranial sacral - point blank it is impossible to point to any one thing that has caused my symptoms to break up and for me to be on a steady 'feel better' trend. Maybe it was just the passage of time? Who knows? I with there was one pill, one thing, a rifle shot instead of shotgun blast so to speak that I could say "that was it". I am simply grateful to all the people who helped me along the way to understand, have a working theory and develop a plan, and to my commitment to executing the plan. I feel better and look forward to Long COVID being in my rearview mirror. I wish you all the best.

You said your symptoms were "triggered" by a booster. Did you have symptoms right after covid that went away and then the same symptoms started back up again after the booster? Or were they different?

Has anyone tried low dose Naltrexone or CQ10?
The Long Covid Clinic at Scripps has not been very helpful, with the exception of the physical therapists. I am desperately trying to crawl out of this syndrome . I start feeling better then increase my activity and that is followed by fatigue. I will start the low histamine diet and see how that goes.

Has anyone tried low dose Naltrexone or CQ10?
The Long Covid Clinic at Scripps has not been very helpful, with the exception of the physical therapists. I am desperately trying to crawl out of this syndrome . I start feeling better then increase my activity and that is followed by fatigue. I will start the low histamine diet and see how that goes.

At my urging, my husband tried a course of using LDN. I used a compounding pharmacy for a liquid Rx of 1 mg/ml so I could adjust dosage to 0.5 ml steps without pill splitting. I thought I saw minor improvement in brain fog at 2mg/ day. As I tried 2.5 mg/day for a week and started 3 mg, my husband started experiencing vivid dreams and hallucinations. I had split the dosages of 2.5 to 2 at lunch and 0.5 mg at dinner. As he started the side effects, I moved the total dose to all at lunch. The side effects so disturbed him that he chose to totally stop all of the LDN. [ I tried reducing the dose back to 2 mg at lunch which previously did not provoke dreams, but they did not totally cease even at that dose and timing]. Can anyone suggest any protocol where good effects might be obtained below 2 mg but without side effects?