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Doctors do not prescribe LDN for the treatment of MS because it is not an FDA approved treatment for MS. My Neuro did prescibe LDN to me upon my request with the understanding that the LDN is for improved energy and not as a treatment for my MS. I have used LDN for one month so far and have only good things to say about LDN. I don't think any doctor will prescibe LDN as a treatment for MS since it is not a FDA approved treatment for MS. I think as doctors their hands are tied as to which drugs they can prescribe for the treatment of MS. I have talked to a few people who have gone off of LDN because it did not help them like they hoped it would. Many people have been on LDN for years and have had great results. I will continue to use LDN and have hope.