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Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 13
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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 13
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Strange question.
I think I am right in beliving the brain tells us we feel pain via the nerves.
I am taking Gabapentin for neuropathy and the pains have decreased sufficiently that I am no longer in agony.
The Gabapentin works by blocking the parts of my brain that tell me I have pain, I hope I am right so far..
If this is right then why can`t the meds stop all the other pains I have?
I have rotor cuff injury having steroid injections to ease the inflamation so why can`t the Gabapentin block the pain signals from the nerves in my shoulder at the same time?
Anybody got the answer?
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