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Old 11-08-2010, 08:08 PM #10
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Default Isn't is more likely....

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Originally Posted by Dmom3005 View Post
I don't honestly know if its PN or fibro.

But its not always lyrica now. I use neurotin for my Fibro. And yes,
I've had a few other test.

But with the tightness in my muscles, and the fact that in some
of the bones, I had other problems first. I can't say yes or no.

Ugh, someday I'll look more closely maybe.

donna
That Fibro is Neuropathy, than Neuropathy being Fibro?

To be under the heading for Fibro doesn't one have to have muscle aches and pains, possibly along with neuro pain?

If one only had neuro pain and sensations with no muscle pain it couldn't be Fibro correct?
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