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Old 10-04-2011, 06:32 PM #1
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I asked my pain PA for patch Rx last week. I have been on the patch for about out 6 days now. I still have pain and am on 2400 mg of gabapentin.

The one thing I have noticed about the patch is that the areas I had the patch feel better even after I removed the patch. It says to only keep patch on for 12 hours on and 12 off.

It doesn't seem to be a miracle item. I have been cutting my one patch in two and put it over most painful area. My most pain is on my left side and on abdomen.

Any comments or tips?
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