Fatigue and orthostatic intolerance a little better after low-dose naltrexone
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- Jan 2026
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- Now: Somewhat better
Not all of my symptoms but my fatigue and orthostatic intolerance have definitely improved.
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They started seeing a functional medicine doctor who put them on low-dose naltrexone, and after two weeks they reported much more energy, with their fatigue and orthostatic intolerance definitely improved; they were still titrating up and noted it might become more effective.
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- low dose naltrexone · Helped a lot
I started seeing a functional medicine doc who put me on low dose naltrexone, and it’s like a miracle, I have so much more energy.
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- POTS & dysautonomia
my fatigue and orthostatic intolerance have definitely improved
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