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Did anyone else experience the following while on LDN: I get pre-charley horse like feeling in my left calf and also numbness in both hands between 3 and 6 am every morning. I have also occasionally been experiencing cramping in my toe at that time on my left foot. I might add my left leg/foot drop is my biggest problem with mobility.

I started at 3.0 (5 weeks) went up to 4.5 (5 weeks) and dropped back down to 3.0 due to muscle spasms. I am presently on 3.0.

I am going to be getting a MRI in December. It will be after being on LDN for 6 months. I'll let you all know if there is a difference between my last one in10/2007.

I think the only reason the doc wants one this year is because of the LDN.

I am ecstatic for those who do so well on LDN.
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