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Old 03-01-2012, 07:35 PM #1
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Typical dose for CRPS is 4.5 mg between 10:00 pm and 2:00 am
just once a day?
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just once a day?
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Yes, just at night.
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I am now taking 4.5 mg. of low dose naltrexone. I also take it before bed. I had some strange dreams in the beginning but now no side effects.
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James,
How is the LDN working for you? Do you take any other meds along with it?

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Default Low does naltrexone - experience of those with CRPS using it?
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James,
How is the LDN working for you? Do you take any other meds along with it?

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Hello - I'm hoping to revive this thread. James, I'm also wondering how you are doing on the naltrexone. Is there anyone else who has tried it for CRPS that can share their experience with it?

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Dr Sajben gave it to my dd back in May at 12.5mg. along with other meds. She is more active than she was before but still has a high pain level.
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I have just started on it and would love to chat with others that are using it.


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