This case study investigates the efficacy of low dose naltrexone (LDN) and the Wahls Protocol in reducing the frequency and severity of chronic migraine headaches in a 62-year-old White female with multiple sclerosis. Migraines are common among the many debilitating symptoms of multiple sclerosis. A therapeutic intervention of low dose naltrexone titrated to 4.5 mg nightly in combination with dietary changes significantly improved the patient's quality of life by reducing the severity, duration, and frequency of her chronic migraine headaches.
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