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   LOW DOSE NALTREXONE

This survey is for those who have an autoimmune thyroid disease and are (or were) taking Low-dose Naltrexone. Please read the question and answers carefully before responding because you will be unable to edit your selection after it's been submitted. Every question has to be answered in order to submit the survey. If circumstances have changed, you can retake the survey by deleting cookies from your browser.

 

 

Correction: Question 4
"What dosage of LDN has been best for you so far?"
If your best dose was 1.5 mg, select “Less than 1.5 mg”.

PLEASE COMPLETE ALL THREE PARTS
Part I   ♦   Part II   ♦   Part III

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How did you first hear about Low-dose Naltrexone (LDN)? (Select all that apply)






What are you specifically taking LDN for? (Select all that apply)







What dose of LDN do you take currently? (Select the dose closest to your dose)






What dosage of LDN has been best for you so far?






What time do you take your LDN? (Select the one that matches the closest)




How long have you been taking LDN? (Select the one that best matches)







How long do you anticipate taking LDN given your goals and understanding of how LDN works?





Are you planning to schedule a break from taking LDN and then resuming?



Are you on a fixed or graduated schedule of dosing?



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