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Old 11-10-2009, 09:52 AM #1
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Confused Neurontin making me sick - help! are there any alternatives?
I've been on 300 mg bid since Sunday (300 mg once Saturday). It's really helping the neuropathy, but the side effects are terrible - I feel like I have the flu. I'm supposed to take it TID, but can't tolerate it.

Is there anything else I can use - I know there's Lyrica, but it's from the same family.

Thanks
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