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Old 06-08-2012, 04:34 AM #2
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What meds (if any) are you on?
I found my pain (similar to yours) was caused by what I think was a build-up of Copaxone.

i take tramadol, panadeine forte, voltaren gel, endone and diazies to increase their effects when i'm desparate.

heat/cold packs, tens, wheat bags, massage, aromatherapy all no good for me.

Find the cause, and you can aim to treat it...
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