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Old 02-03-2007, 08:27 PM #12
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Hello everyone,
I have PN along with BPH and started on neurotin for the PN over a year ago, then switched to Lyrica 75mg three times aday 6 months ago. When I started taking 100 mg of Tramadol two times a day it really has helped in the pain control department. One side effect is constipation, have to drink plenty of water and take fiber pills, but am able to sleep real well at night and that has been a big help. I remember staying up most of the night pecking at the keyboard and cussing the burning pain in my feet, hopefully those kind of nights are long gone. Seems there is some kind of pay off concerning any mediciation we take. Wishing you the best
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