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Old 06-14-2008, 04:30 PM #25
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I do not notice any diff in my PN with the Tramadol, but that is probably because my Neurontin does an acceptable enough job most of the time.
Hi Snow,

Do you have many side effects from Neurontin? I tried it many years ago and not only did it not really help with my pain but it caused me to gain a ton of weight. My doctor prescribed Lyrica for me a few weeks ago. It has made me very, very sleepy, dizzy and bloated. I've also started to gain weight like crazy and be extremely emotional (I will cry at the drop of a hat!) I know Lyrica is a sister drug to Neurontin. Have you tried it??
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