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Old 05-20-2008, 04:35 PM #11
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I had terrible reaction with topamax! My best combination now is toradol with my usual pain medicine.

You can always change doctors, and take your agreement with you. In the USA you have a legal RIGHT to enough medicine so you can manage your pain and have a quality of life. Remind your doctor of that, and see what else can be figured out to help you. Make sure you like the next doctor before you leave this one. Good wishes!
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