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Welcome Lisa!!

I take Cymbalta for neuropathic pain...it helps the gabapentin. I take it at night, since it makes me tired. I think it helps me sleep a bit better (especially when I wear earplugs to dull my DH's snoring noise!)

Good luck, and I hope the med helps!
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