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Old 06-06-2013, 04:51 PM #1
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Default Hate the SideEffects

Been on Nerontin for 2 weeks now. Burning in my feet are better at night but I feel fatigued and have stomach aches. Will it go away? Its great that I have relief at night from the burning sensation and Im able to get some much needed sleep. But Im am dragging my booty all day. I seem to perk up around 6-7pm. But that only leaves me a few hours to get some stuff done and then Im taking my meds at 10pm and getting ready to wind down for bed. I dont know, Im confussed.
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