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Old 01-23-2007, 03:42 AM #1
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Thanks so much for your reply about the Neurontin. It is nice to have some good news that not everyone gains weight or looses hair! So far so good on it, virtually no side effects, yet. I am hoping this one works. Thanks again!
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Rainbow,

That's great news!!!!! Seems everyone has their own reaction to a drug and I am so glad that you are tolerating the Neurontin well.

It worked very well for me for quite awhile but I took it in combination with another med, then I had augmentation and the symptoms came back threefold. But that was two meds taken for the same problem.

Good health and wellness to you,

Judy
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