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Old 01-08-2010, 08:10 AM #7
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Default TAXOL induced peripheral neuropathy
Just got of the phone with the neurologist. She wants me to take "Lyrica" and an additional pain medication. Anybody has experience with this Lyrica?

She says that Acetyl-L-Carnitine will only help before or during the chemo. Anybody having a different experience?

I read somewhere that Magnesium Oxide *500 to 1000 mg* a day may help. Anybody having an experience with that?

What about the B-Vitamins? Anybody having an experience with that?

Anybody having a good experience with acupuncture?
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