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07-07-2009, 08:36 PM
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Hi Laura,
I'm glad that you found a pain medication that works for you.  How long can you be on it? Is it for short term use or will they rx it for you indefinitely?It must feel good to finally get rid of that head and neuralgia pain. I hope it keeps working for you. Do they increase the dosage for you, or do they let you take it however you want? Are you allowed to drive on this medication? Sorry for all the questions. I know it's for chemo patients, I just wanted to know how it effects people who use it off-label. Curious people want to know (me).
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| "Thanks for this!" says: | dmplaura (07-08-2009) |
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