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Old 05-21-2017, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by ElaineD View Post
Lamictal is an anticonvulsant developed for epilepsy, but also helpful with other conditions.

I would think however, and this is NOT a medical opinion, that Gabapetin ( which also was developed for epilepsy) would be more helpful with SFN discomfort. I take 3600 mg gabapentin daily and it stops my SFN misery completely.

Just a thought. Mention it to your Hopkins doctor. However, perhaps the mutation in 'sodium channel' indicates Lamictal.

Hugs Elaine D
How do you dose your gabapentin?
Doc does think I have a mutation in sodium channel.
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