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Old 07-10-2007, 08:01 PM #36
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It seems strange, but after lowering the dose of Topamax back to 50mg pd, and leaving it the same for the last couple of weeks, things have settled down a lot. I still feel a bit dizzy and nauseous, but it actually seems to be helping the pain. I didn't think a low dose could actually help that much, but I guess every situation and every patient is different...

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