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Old 05-01-2010, 05:23 PM #3
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take neurontin 3600mg a day.

Burn is on chest on surface.

Seems to go away if take antihistamine and remeron. There is redness. Please help...this is about to drive me nuts.

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Originally Posted by mrsD View Post
Hello, Jecker.... Welcome to NeuroTalk.

can you be more specific?

Does the burning change? Does it feel like it is in the skin?
Or deeper. Is it all the time? Front or back of chest? Is there discoloration/redness with it or rash?

What dose of Remeron do you take, and for how long?

It would help to know more about you, and if you take other drugs too.
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