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Old 02-14-2013, 01:28 PM #5
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Glad to hear you did it gradually. Neurotin is not a medicine you can quit cold turkey. You have to taper off it slowly.

Snoopy gave a great suggestion of contacting your pharmacist to see how long it takes to get completely out of your system. With some meds, the longer you are on it, the longer it takes your body to completely rid of the medication.
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