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Old 12-18-2007, 04:41 PM #1
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I have been taking 75 mg for about four years and I am finding that when it is combined with Norco it makes me weaker. I have been splitting the Elavil in half and am taking a half every other night for a couple of months. This has been working well but the pain, nerve and/or muscle, flares up on the off days. Does anyone know how Elavil works?
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