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Old 06-11-2010, 07:58 AM #8
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Typically amitriptyline is used in small doses for PN. It may be long term high dose for depression is more problematic. That is just my take on it.

I would not expect a regular doctor to know the details about this drug. Perhaps some neurologist or anesthesiologist might if they work in a teaching hospital.

Most doctors don't know that amitriptyline is on neuropathy lists as "toxic".


When I try to decrease it even by 10 mg the burning gets worse. I take 85 mg at night. I always new when I went higher my skin would burn more, and when I took 75mg my skin would burn more. 85 mg seemed to be the right dose for me.


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