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Default Rebif, alleve, benadryl and Neurotin?????
Hi There!!!!!

My Pain isnt getting any better! I have been on alot of different meds. Now the nero wants to start me on neurotin (sp?).
So when I take rebif, I take alleve or ibuprophen and benadryl approximately 1 hour before. I also take Cymbalta 2 x a day. Plus nerotin every night???

How sleepy will i be? How constipated? How well will it work?

Thanks
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