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Old 04-06-2011, 08:13 AM #8
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Hello,

My husband has been taking Lyrica and Oxycondin for his pain but his pain is not under control. His pain started in 2005. He has been tested for just about everything and the cause of his Neuropathy is not known. He went to a pain management clinic today and the doctor suggested he have a Epidural. Has anyone here had one and did it help? We don't know where to turn to get him relief. Please help. Thanks.

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Mona,
There are over 75 different medications used alone and in conjunction with one another (cocktails) to treat PN. I doubt if your hubby has been thru all of them. As for diagnoses and testing, there is a site that lists all the currently known and used tests for finding neuropathy causes.
Go to www.lizajane.org for a list of these tests (and a lot of other good stuff for PN diagnostics).
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