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Old 01-05-2010, 12:01 PM #7
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Hi Beth! I've had them. I don't get them that often and they always happen during the night from the jaw/neck down to the toes. Once the rock hard stiffening eases up, it is sore and takes a while for everything to relax enough to go back to sleep. I sometimes will take another Neurontin when this happens and it seems to help.

I hope you are feeling better. You definitely are not alone on this one.
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