... my cluster migraines that only midrin can fix but I just started ldn and is not sure
Can midrin be taken with low dose naltrexone. I still have left over meds and I am going through?
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- 21 Aug 2011 by julius11
- Topics:
- midrin, migraine, naltrexone
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8 Sep 2011
Personally, I have taken Midrin with Naltrexone. I have been on Subutex and Suboxone, as well, and still taken my Midrin. So, although I would definitely still talk to a Dr. and/or a Pharmacist (they sometimes know more about drug interactions), I don't really see any reason why you couldn't. Midrin does not have an opiate derivative in it. It contains tylenol with a mixture of mild sedatives for the vascular/migraine headaches. Good luck! Hope that helps.
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Thank you so much for your reply :)