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I also have SFPN and I am also taking 60mg Cymbalta and 900mg Neurontin a day and I have no side effects, I take 600mg of neurontin at night and 300mg in the morning, the neurontin helps a lot with the pain and pins and needles in my legs, as the cymbalta makes it worse.
I have not had a skin biopsy but I am seeing a neurologist in July.
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