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Old 11-09-2011, 12:34 AM #28
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Default hung over from the gabapentin
Hi,
Nerve pain that was supposed to be helped by the Gabapentin continues. Pdoc said that it could take 4 weeks at 300-600 mgs a day to feel pain relief. Sometimes the med does not work at all.

I bumped the dose to 300 on October 24. That was 16 days ago.

I'm not comfortable with the hangovers from this dose. Do the hangovers go away? It seems that they should have let up by now. I take the whole 300 mgs at night. Tonight it was around 11:30 pm. Some nights I take it earlier - - 9:00 or 10:00

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