How To Approach GI Doc Now...

I have decided that I am certain I am going to not have my next Remicade infusion. I have thoroughly approached my GI docs before my last two infusions, telling them of my body aches, feverish feelings, low grade fevers, fatigue, and headaches. Both times I've been told to have the infusion.

It turns out that I have mono, badly. I've had it since August probably, though only recently have been testing for it. I did two weeks bed rest before my last infusion of Remicade, and was getting much better in regards to mono. Then I had my infusion and I got sicker each day that week after Monday's infusion.

I am going to quit Remicade for the time being, ask to go back on Pentasa, and add LDN to my regimen. My only issue is that my appointment to see my GI doctor is a month away (January 23rd ish). Do I wait until then (about two weeks before the next scheduled Remi infusion), or do I call and tell them what I want to do, now?

Thoreau-
I think you should call the office. You could explain that you have new information since your last visit that the doctor needs to know.
Perhaps they could reschedule your appointment for an earlier date. They often have cancellations or may be able to fit you in.
IMO seeing the doctor is important, rather than trying to discuss the situation on the phone.
I usually get the impression that my GI is multi-tasking while speaking on the phone and I don't have his undivided attention.

It must be a relief to know what's causing your problems and be able to formulate a plan to go forward.

Have you decided which compounding Pharmacy you'll use and what form of LDN? Issues with fillers (if you want pills) have been discussed.
It's a good idea to know exactly what you want when you approach your GI. Makes it easier for him/her to say "Yes".

I get it from Skip's Pharmacy in FL and use the transdermal version.
Skip's was very good about calling my GI initially to get things started and was very willing to answer my questions.
Best of luck!