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Originally Posted by herekitty1960

Thanks, Sally. I've been asking my Neuro to prescribe LDN for me but he refuses to do so. I even asked him to just let me try it for a few months - if it didn't help then I would not ask for more. No luck.....

How long have you been on it? Which of your symptoms did you notice improvement in? How long did it take for you to notice those improvements?

How can I get a script for it? Do I have to go through an on-line pharmacy to get it?

Sorry for all the questions.....it's just that this article was really informative and I would at least like to try it.

Did he give you a rationale for this? I totally understand the skepticism but from what I have read about LDN I don't really think it would be harmful to try it.

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