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Old 02-10-2012, 01:49 AM #1
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Default Does anybody drink to get by???
I have idiopathic PN, maybe Sjogrens. I'm taking 900mg/day Gabapentin, 25mg/day Lyrica, 40mg/day Baclofen & wear 5mg Butrans patch. I find that when I have 3-4 beer I feel way better.
Does anyone else drink while on their meds?? What do you all think of this??
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