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Originally Posted by dmplaura
Clonazepam (for burning mouth) and Cesamet for neuralgia (pain and burning in my head). Seems to be my winning cocktail.  I seem too to have notably fewer Trigeminal Neuralgia attacks on these medications, and if I do have cranial nerve pain/attacks, they're lessened in severity from what I endured previously, and shorter lived.
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You probably know Clonazepam is Klonopin -- it is addicting too and has withdrawal symptoms as well. When I was abruptly taken off Neurontin, they took Klonopin and Tramadol from me as well.
I was on 3mg Klonopin nightly to help me sleep and the Tramadol I took every 6 hours for pain. Tramadol is not a 'regulated' pain medication however.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I find it interesting but scary at the same time.
I was put on Neurontin as a last ditch effort to control my being Bipolar. Neurontin did not help with my MS spine pain nor did it do much in the way of my Bipolar problems.
Take care.
Last edited by 0357; 11-27-2010 at 11:17 AM.
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