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Default Feels better at night

I have DX of peripheral neuropathy. Pain started in abdomen and has since moved to arms and legs.

Anyone feel better while lying down? My pain goes away almost completely at night. I get about one hour in the morning without pain.

I am on 1200 of gabepentin per day and this might not be true if I were not on this drug.

However, even from start of this ailment when I was in as much pain I did feel better in morning and while laying down.

Any thoughts on this? A lot of the PN pain websites seem to say that PN is worse at night.
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