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Is naltrexone fda approved for children with autism? i've read that ldn may help some, but is the standard adult 50mg considered low dose? please help. thxs?
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Naltrexone in low doses (one tenth of the normal starting dose: 2.5-5 mg, has been shown to improve symptoms of autism. Consult your pediatrician for recommended starting dose.
Answered 2/22/2022
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