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Default gabapentin vs nortriptylene

The most bothersome pain in my feet is the "folded sock" syndrome, where it feels like stepping on a bunch running behind all five toes. I've just moved up to 600mg 3x daily of Gabapentin & it really doesn't seem to do a lot for it. Anyone had better luck with Nortriptylene? I'd rather be on just one drug & not a combo. It really does get uncomfortable walking any amount when we go shopping, but not so bad if it's a quick trip
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