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He successfully prescribed LDN to women with endometriosis and observed a lower rate of miscarriages and better and healthier pregnancies in women who continued to use LDN during pregnancy. The use of LDN during pregnancy is safe in his opinion, and women who continue taking LDN until 37 weeks of pregnancy have better outcomes. A significant
Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) FAQs What is LDN? LDN stands for Low Dose Naltrexone. Why doesn't my doctor know about LDN? Where can I get LDN? What are the side
Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) and Breastfeeding Dr. Rashidi - Another Pregnancy and Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN). LDN Research Trust - Low
Has anyone continued taking LDN throughout their pregnancy? What was your experience? I take 4.5mg of LDN for Hashimoto's. My OBGYN had never heard of LDN, having only heard of Naltrexone use for addicts. She didn't seem concerned, but I'm anxious to hear other experiences.
Another RE I consulted said there is no evidence that LDN is safe for pregnancy. It's hard to trust in something that lacks valid studies
Lauren Green ms, rd, ldn. Rutgers school of health professions. Department Recommendations vary for pregnancy and breastfeeding. Necessary for the
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