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12-05-2011, 04:15 PM

Aarcyn

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Aarcyn

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@Trish. Call your local pharmacist. I believe that Gabapentin is not for "as needed" use but rather it is a medication that is slowly introduced into your system and conversely, must also be reduced in the same manner or else it has an increased chance of bringing on a seizure.

Check what I am saying by calling your pharmacist but for pain, Gabapentin may work. I just worry that you are using it wrong.

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