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Old 10-26-2009, 05:07 PM #1
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Default cymbalta ???

anyone here take it for nerve pain, or spasticity pain... or just pain in general?? how do you like it... pros and cons...
I am on neurontin for nerve pain and baclofen for the spasticity.. but the pain is worse the stiffness pain.. neuro now mentions trying cymbalta... to start some and if helps a sx.. then back off which ever the other two drugs was for that sx....

any tips.. not sure on taking it.. not sure anymroe of anything...tired of pain tired of yet drugs.... helppp hugss,sarah
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