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Old 01-10-2011, 10:49 AM #7
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I was offered neurontin for this a few months ago, but declined because I take enough pills and really didn't want to add any more to the list, BUT, ready to call and request a prescription.
Don't rush. From what I've been reading lately, Neurontin is overprescribed, habit forming and probably shouldn't be taken for MS, at all.

I tried it, made me dizzy and sick and I would have had to build up to a gigantic amount, for it to do any good. I'd rather have an Aleve or Bayer, once in awhile than be zombi on Neurontin and Baclofin.
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