So, I'm reading a lot of conflicting things on the forum, so I figured I'd reach out to try to get an authoritative answer on the subject. Can anyone tell me if I end up taking Imuram/azathioprine that I will still be able to continue taking LDN? I'd like to, if at all possible.
It sounds like Dr. Smith and Dr. Zagon had no issues with people taking both during their LDN trials, but I'm not sure if that still stands. There seemed to be a lot of voices that were adamant that taking both would be a bad idea. I'm leaning towards the "it's OK" side of the fence, but I was wondering if someone out there could clear it up for me. I'm mostly wondering in case I need to persuade my doctor if I end up taking Imuram.
Which I guess leads me to an update... I felt pretty lousy the other day, which led to a doctor's visit, which led to blood tests. Waiting on the results for now. In addition, I'm going to be scheduled for an MRI. We want to see what we're dealing with (inflammation? scar tissue? blockage?) before deciding how to proceed, but if inflammation is the problem, it might be time to step things up a bit, medication wise. (If it's scar tissue, of course, that's a whole 'nother situation.)
Anyways, thanks to all of you in advance for your help!
It sounds like Dr. Smith and Dr. Zagon had no issues with people taking both during their LDN trials, but I'm not sure if that still stands. There seemed to be a lot of voices that were adamant that taking both would be a bad idea. I'm leaning towards the "it's OK" side of the fence, but I was wondering if someone out there could clear it up for me. I'm mostly wondering in case I need to persuade my doctor if I end up taking Imuram.
Which I guess leads me to an update... I felt pretty lousy the other day, which led to a doctor's visit, which led to blood tests. Waiting on the results for now. In addition, I'm going to be scheduled for an MRI. We want to see what we're dealing with (inflammation? scar tissue? blockage?) before deciding how to proceed, but if inflammation is the problem, it might be time to step things up a bit, medication wise. (If it's scar tissue, of course, that's a whole 'nother situation.)
Anyways, thanks to all of you in advance for your help!