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Default Med questions!!
Hi everyone, I have idiopathic neuropathy. I've been taking Gabapentin, Lyrica & Baclofen. Can't seem to get a handle on the pain, so my Dr. prescribed BuTrans, I haven't started this one yet.

My questions are, does anyone have dry, sore eyes & dry nose & mouth from any of your meds & has anyone ever taken BuTrans (Buprenorphine patch)??
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