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Old 09-04-2008, 10:16 AM #291
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Polar cant they do a mri to see if a lesion is in an area that is damging the tyroid? that was the reason they just did extensive MRI's on me to see if there is a lesion they have missed in an area that might explaing the heart chest pains, at first I thought this was silly but a few on here said they also had mris for same reason and lesion were located. so who knows,,,,,

Curious what are you all taking for Pain, and i dont mean over the counter, my doc hemmed at scriping me any pain, because of LDN, aspirin just dont cut it

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Aleve is pretty good, Frank. I don't have a lot of pain so Asprin is usually fine for me, but on occasion I have had to take an Aleve or two....Deffinately better than Asprin.

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I'll have to ask my doctor about the relation of MS and thyroid problems. It never occurred to me that there was a connection between the two. I take Levothyroxine for my thyroid. I just had to increase the dose last month. Gotta go back in December and have my blood checked again.

Frank, I love Aleve. It seems to work better for me than just plain Tylenol. I haven't had to take too much in the way of pain relievers since taking LDN, though. That may change so I do keep Aleve in the house just in case.
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OTC Aleve is the same thing as rx Naproxen, but Naproxen is usually rx'd at a much higher dosage. Basically I take 1000 mg of Aleve though, and am monitored by my doctor at that level. I buy it as a rx because it's free then.

It can be hard/dangerous on/for your stomach, especially if you take it longer then a week or so, but I've never had any problem what-so-ever.

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I like Aleve as well, but don't take it often as it, like Advil, can be hard on a person's kidneys..Right now, just the occasional Tylenol for pain. Anything prescribed tends to have codeine (sp?) or some narcotic in it, and they make me so sick..I would've been a lousy drug addict.
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Polar cant they do a mri to see if a lesion is in an area that is damging the tyroid? that was the reason they just did extensive MRI's on me to see if there is a lesion they have missed in an area that might explaing the heart chest pains, at first I thought this was silly but a few on here said they also had mris for same reason and lesion were located. so who knows,,,,,

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The pituitary gland controls the thryroid's output of hormones..I imagine it's the location of the pituitary that would make it difficult to see, though not impossible. Maybe I just need a stronger MRI machine? I don't know. It's possible MS can have something to do with it, but it really doesn't matter as the treatment would be the same..Besides, do lesions show up that deep in the brain?
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Anything prescribed tends to have codeine (sp?) or some narcotic in it, and they make me so sick..I would've been a lousy drug addict.
Good reminder, Polar . . . that we are not supposed to take any of those drugs on LDN anyway (codeine, narcotics).

Naproxen is ok though.

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I like Aleve as well, but don't take it often as it, like Advil, can be hard on a person's kidneys..Right now, just the occasional Tylenol for pain. Anything prescribed tends to have codeine (sp?) or some narcotic in it, and they make me so sick..I would've been a lousy drug addict.
Codeine makes me sick too...Ugh!!
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Codeine makes me sick too...Ugh!!
Me three!

When I take Codeine, I have to take Gravol to keep everything down. When I take Gravol, I have to take a heartburn/indigestion pill to tame that . . . and so on, and so on . . .

Codeine was an easy drug for me to avoid when I got on LDN.

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I'm primarily on dailystrength nowadays, I have my own LDN group, http://dailystrength.org/groups/ldn and keep a SNIPS archive group there too http://dailystrength.org/groups/daily-snips-archives

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