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Old 02-03-2010, 07:00 PM #1
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Have anyone here who has used Low Dose Naltrexone noticed an effect upon fasciculations?

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I don't often have body twitches, so I can't really say it's The LDN helping or not. I hope so..
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I don't often have body twitches, so I can't really say it's The LDN helping or not. I hope so..
I have read that sometimes it can make symptoms worse before better. I have just noticed that I have more fasciculations but energy seems a bit better. Just wanted to get some experienced opinions, Thank you very much.
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I have muscle twitches sometimes....but I really don't think it's from the LDN. I used to get eye muscle twitches all the time. The kind nobody can see but they feel like they're very noticeable. I haven't had those in a long time. Probably since I started taking LDN, so I'm not sure if it's helping to keep them away or if they would have stopped anyway.

Twitch or not.......nobody bothers my LDN!!!
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Hi homer80,
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I have noticed all my twitches and most of my tremors are gone. I am on 3.0 mg LDN. I went up to 4.5 mgs but had to go down again. I feel better on 3.0 mgs.

What dosage are you taking? How long have you been on LDN? That may be an issue..or not.

We have a check in for those on LDN, on the top of the main page. A sticky called LDN #2.

You can post there about LDN and will get more answers. I love LDN. It has changed my life for the better. I hope you feel better over time. Nice to meet you.
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