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Old 01-12-2011, 09:22 PM #1
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Default amitriptyline (elavil)??
I actually have a few questions about this med. I started taking 25mg at bedtime about two weeks ago for chronic pain/migraines.
I wake in the morning with a very swollen face, eyes, dry mouth and tingling fingers.....after three or four hours, the swelling goes down, but my fingers continue to tingle.
Do you think this is an allergic reaction? or just too high a dosage? maybe I could cut the pill in half (not sure if that is possible, it is sooo small)

Any suggestions? anyone been on this med?
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