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Old 03-01-2007, 08:15 PM #1
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Question Drug - namenda for pain? Just prescribed

I recently was prescribed namenda for chronic pain of Fibro. and RSD and neuropathic mouth pain. I read where it was used for Parkinsons but also for FM - off label. My Dr. read the same literature I guess. I have taken all the meds (over 35) usually prescribed for pain with no success. Thus he is trying another route. I started it today.
However, now I googled it and found it is only used for Alzheimers. I'm confused.
Anyone try this drug?
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