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I've had it in various parts of my body. It's such an odd feeling. Like others have mentioned, it passes and is far more tolerable that some of the other MS symptoms.

As for Neurontin, I take the generic (gabapentin). I have had good luck with it in regards to nerve pain. I react to a lot of medications that we have tried, but I had no problems with the gabapentin.
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