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Old 11-15-2010, 11:34 PM #1
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Anyone here used this drug for their neuropathy pain? I'm taking Lyrica, but Dr. suggests adding Nortriptyline.
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Anyone here used this drug for their neuropathy pain? I'm taking Lyrica, but Dr. suggests adding Nortriptyline.
yes . 300mg and 25mg Nor. Its the bees knees in pain control. Had to stop the combo the Nor side effects were worse than lyrica for me. It does work great if your tolerant
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