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Old 05-14-2013, 12:55 PM #1
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Default Need recommendation for compounding cream

All,

I just read on the TEA site about Dr. Mark Davis, Mayo Clinic compounding a topical amitriptyline and ketamine cream; which lead me to a Google search; which lead me to searching here.

Wow! It looks like all sorts of combinations are being tried with some common themes to fight pain, burning/vascular response, etc.

So I am very interested in trying this. My doctor has never recommended this so I am betting she just needs a starting point and recommendation. She seems willing to try things.

Anyway, I am fortunate that both Gralise 1200mg/day (extended Gabapentin) and 5% Lidoderm patches. Would compounding these together be a good place to start? A better question is how much?

Thanks
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