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Old 12-17-2010, 12:48 AM #1
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Default Anyone with undiagnosed chronic pain?

I am new to this board. Been around the PN board. Officially I do not have a diagnosis. I have had all over body burning pain with parasthesias for four months. I've see serveral neurologists who cannot diagnose me. I've recently been referred to a chronic pain Dr. but of course waitng to be seen in a few months. I am taking Lyrica 75 mg 3 times a day but it is not working anymore. I have had to increase it every few days now last couple of weeks.

Its very difficult living with undiagnosed pain. If I knew what was causing it I would be able to cope better. Any advise appreciated.
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