A Common question that our expert pharmacists get asked is Can narcotic pain relievers be used while on LDN? The answer is No. The effects of narcotics will be blocked by LDN. If a patient has developed any degree of narcotic dependence, LDN may cause withdrawal symptoms, some of which can be extremely uncomfortable or dangerous. Careful consideration should be given to those cases before initiating LDN. We have worked with pain management specialists that have weaned patients off of narcotic analgesics while titrating up LDN therapy. Please contact our New Jersey Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) Experts.
It really does take an experienced pharmacist and experienced physician working together to get to the sweet spot with dosing for the specific condition. It’s not as simple as starting a titration at 1.5mg and then going all the way to 4.5. We have seen situations where the patient gets full pain relief at 3mg and must stop, but if they keep going, they will lose the results.
This is the dosing that most physicians are aware of, however, over the past couple of years, the dosing has been greatly expanded. Many physicians are not aware that when we have patients on chronic opioid therapy we will sometimes start the dose as low as 0.001mg (1mcg) and have witnessed chronic pain patients receive relief on doses as low as 0.002mg (2mcg) daily. We have also seen where someone will titrate up too quickly for their body and miss the positive results. Depending on the disease, we may want to start much lower. And…when dealing with opioids, it is critical to work with a pharmacy such as T&C Compounding who has experience with titration protocols for both ultra-low dose naltrexone and very low dose naltrexone. T&C Compounding works with some of the most experienced pain physicians out there and we are currently working on partnering with them for various clinical trials; this is very exciting.
We have worked with doctors to look at what the patient is on and we help slowly wean off the opioid while starting with either very low dose naltrexone or ultra-low dose naltrexone (microgram dosing). Then, we help slowly add-back LDN into a customized LDN titration and then offer suggestions to complement this therapy depending on the situation. Many practitioners are not aware of these new dosing protocols and Town & Country is able to educate them on these protocols and assist them with their patients.
T&C Compounding works with the most prestigious providers. We work with you and health providers/specialists to formulate the most customized medication regimens to fit your specific needs. Medication is not one-size-fits-all, our compounding specialists use precise compounding techniques & equipment to get you the best solution.
It’s important to ask questions when researching medications, especially when it comes to pain relief. Many individuals looking for alternatives to addictive opioids have found Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) can be the solution. T&C Compounding’s John Herr, RPh., has become a national expert by studying and connecting with global experts in LDN, and has helped a vast amount of patients get through chronic pain. Contact T&C to get more info.
Serendipity Labs
Serendipity Labs, 45 N. Broad St., Ridgewood, New Jersey
Serendipity Labs
Serendipity Labs, 45 N. Broad St., Ridgewood, New Jersey
Serendipity Labs
Serendipity Labs, 45 N. Broad St., Ridgewood, New Jersey
Finding solutions for chronic pain & autoimmune conditions can be a difficult process. Share your positive experience of Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) with others that are considering and researching non-opioid options. Hearing real-life results from real patients & providers can give individuals the confidence they need.
T&C Compounding holds regular seminars connecting patients & providers with newest advancements in utilizing LDN for Chronic Pain & Autoimmune Conditions. We are always welcoming patients that have found success to share their stories with the community. We encourage you to share with individuals that may be suffering, so that they may find the relief they are looking for.
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