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Old 07-26-2008, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by acer123 View Post
Yeah I have actually seen ..........And the neurologist check out my reflexes and all that to see if I had any other existing nerve problems, and I had none. He said it should heal, but not if I continue to do what I was doing. Not sure if he meant if I were to do it again it would be permanent, or that it will return to normal if I stop it forever. He wasn't much help either really.
Why didn't you call him back and ask him to be more specific?

Your case, if it is really a case of PN, is probably the most unique, to date.
on this forum.
You've had some answers, but I doubt if anyone else has had the same experience.

BTW - Gabapentin/Neurontin/Lyrica is not a pain med. It decreases symptoms of PN and is moreover an anti-spasm (originally developed for epilepsy) medication to assist in subduing the mis-firing of nerves that send wrong signals to the brain.

Remember what yer mom said ...
"keep playin' with that thing & it'll fall off..."
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