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Old 08-16-2012, 05:48 AM #11
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Update following original post - I explained to the neurologist about the effect of diezapam - he recommend - do not take diazapam but double the dose of citilopram. Having done this and now taking two 50mg Lyrica the pain levels and the burning have reduced to workable levels.
Hope this helps somebody
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