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I have persistent symptoms after COVID-19 infection or confirmed long COVID, Should I use low-dose naltrexone (LDN) (1.5–6 mg) or continue without LDN?
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This decision aid is designed to help adults with long COVID (also known as post COVID-19 condition) to decide whether to try low-dose naltrexone (LDN) for management of symptoms. It may also be helpful for caregivers and healthcare professionals involved in shared decision-making.

Options

  • Start treatment with LDN at a dose ranging between 1.5-6.0 mg.
  • Do not start treatment with LDN.
  • Not sure.

Who is this tool for?

You can benefit from this decision aid if you:

  • Are an adult with long COVID.
  • Are a caregiver or family member of an adult with long COVID.
     

How can you use this tool?

  • You may review the information to make an informed decision about LDN treatment.
  • You may review this information to prepare for a discussion about LDN treatment for long COVID with a healthcare professional.
  • You may also exit the tool now and leave the decision to your healthcare professional.

Remember: you may quit this decision aid at any time. When you continue with this decision aid you may skip any step by clicking "next" in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen. You may also go back to the previous step by clicking "back".
 

How can this tool help you?

This interactive decision aid will help you:

  • Understand the benefits and harms of receiving LDN for long COVID.
  • Think about how important the different benefits and harms are for you.
  • Make a final decision whether or not to start LDN.