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Old 07-31-2017, 12:57 PM #7
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THis would make sense. Because its also used in seizures also sometimes.

It is used for pain, I used to use it till I didn't have insurance and had to
stop some of my meds. This is one I've done okay without.

But I used to take it twice a day at 600mg, at the end. I went down so
I could stop it. With time.

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