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What do you use for the burning pain? I've tried tramadol and percocet but they help only a little.
I take percoset along with lyrica , it doesnt help with my pain, pins & needles, buzzing and burning, in my legs, arms, hands and feet. This small fiber neuropathy is horrible and driving me crazy. The worst part is it is idopathic, no known cause,I am otherwise healthy! Does anyone else have this problem..pl help..sorry if I hijacked this thread..
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