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Does Anyone Use LDN (Low Dose Naltrexone) For Their Parkinson Disease?
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Have recently heard of a medication LDN (Low dose Naltrexone) that is being prescribed for a few medical problems. Have also heard it possibly could be beneficial for some of the problems connected with PD. I will be contacting both primary and PD doctors with questions on this medication. It is my husband Dave that has Parkinsons, Thought I would ask here. Thanks, Dottie

posted February 12, 2016
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need to re think the meds.

posted February 20, 2016
A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

My husband takes a cocktail of meds. He takes Stalevo, Mirapex, Azilect, Amantadine, and carbo dopa to help nausea. He does a lot of exercise and must use a walker. He tends to fall backward and someone must be with him at all times.

posted February 18, 2016
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Haven't heard of it. I take Stalevo (carbodopa + levodopa + entacap. ) I also take Ropinirole.

posted February 14, 2016

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