EECP Treatment is Very Helpful/My Daughter Helped Alot
- Condition
- ME/CFS
- At worst
- Severe (mostly bedbound)
- Ill for
- 5 years
- Published
- Oct 2010
Summary
As reported by her father: after 1.5 years on LDN, she started EECP sessions in late May (about 5 months of treatment by this post) along with immune-building supplements from Dr. Enlander. Her father describes a "night and day" change -- energy up, blood pressure normalized, concentration and class participation much improved, grades moving from low marks into the A/B range -- calling the cognitive change "100 fold." He is careful to add it is "not a cure" and there is a "long road ahead," but calls the progress "exponentially greater" than before.
What they credit
Credits Low-dose naltrexone, Supplements, Low-dose naltrexone.
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