Does Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) cause an increase in Temperature?

Dr Elizabeth Livengood
Dr Elizabeth Livengood
Living Wellness Medical Center

Does Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) cause an increase in Temperature?

In my experience this has been a non-issue and not the method I use to determine treatment efficacy. However, if a person has hypothyroidism they probably will have had low body temperature associated with that. In that case, a rise in body temperature may indicate that the disease process is reversing. This certainly is a possibility as one completes a thorough treatment plan including LDN.

Another case where taking temperature may be important is while monitoring for ovulation. The temperature naturally goes up during ovulation so it’s important to establish a baseline while using LDN to monitor for any possible changes.

Answered by Dr Elizabeth Livengood

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