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Somewhere on www.lowdosenaltrexone.org I read that if you have spasticity to drop it to 3.0 and stay there. Has this been updated Cherie to where you are still supposed to try to up the dose to 4.5?

And Cherie...thank you soooo much for your help! What a blessing you are to all of us.
Yes, many men and small/tiny women (around 100 lbs) can not tolerate more then 3.0 mg, and others with spasticity problems sometimes can't either. For some of us the spasticity is just a transitory initial side-effect, or occurs only during cold "weather", etc, so it may require some trial and error/flexibility to find out what works best for us as individuals.

I couldn't get up to 4.5 mg for about 6 months, and have to drop down for a few weeks every Fall when the colder weather hits . . . however for the rest of the year I am fine at 4.5mg.

3.0 mg is the "ideal" dosage and sufficient for many of us (according to Dr B), so I wouldn't be too concerned with forcing the 4.5 mg dosage level. We are still "protected" at 3.0mg . . . it's just that some of us are determined (for no particular reason ) to keep trying to get to 4.5 mg. That dosage may CAUSE problems for some, or IMPROVE symptoms for others . . . so it's a matter of finding what works best.

You are welcome, Mom2Five.

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