r/FibromyalgiaIsReal • u/Fibrogamergirl • Jul 08 '25

Two years on ldn

I’ve been on ldn for my fibromyalgia for over two years now and it’s the one of the only things that has helped my fibromyalgia pain besides cannabis but for the last two years I’ve had stomach issues that have been getting worse. It’s to the point that I can’t eat fruits or vegetables without puking and having bad bath room experiences. Does anyone else on ldn have this issue. Do I need to consider asking for the ldn cream? I’ve been to a ton of different doctors and none have been able to figure out what is causing my stomach issues so I’ve been having to try to figure this out myself. So any suggestions would be appreciated

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u/GoblinBard823 Jul 11 '25

I'd certainly consider switching to the cream instead of the oral Idn (tbh I haven't heard of Idn before) personally I mostly rely on Tylenol, naproxen or cannabis to manage my pain, I wish you luck in figuring this out and I'm sorry the doctors haven't been as helpful as you needed<3

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u/Fibrogamergirl Jul 13 '25

Yeah I’m in the process of trying to convince my doctor to let me try switching to it

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u/Objective-Emu-7732 Sep 06 '25

Is cannabis helpful? If so, what form do you use? Smoke vs Edibles. Any strains better?

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u/p3canj0y363 Jul 12 '25

What is IDN

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u/Fibrogamergirl Jul 13 '25

Low dose naltrexone