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So now i am in a catch 22 it seems...my blood work came back and the gaba was filtering properly, however my doc wanted me to titrate down and go off it to see if it was actually causing my issues, he was right...I am down to 600mgs a day now and almost off of it however now that i am on a lower dose i do feel a lot better in terms of my vision, side effects, however my pain has come back I wonder if it would be worth trying Lyrica *shrug*
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