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Old 10-29-2013, 11:09 AM #1
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I am on a ton of medicationand and it still not working good. I was on prednisone a few months ago and I had 0 pain. Has anyone seen this and does it make sense to try taking a low level, instead of 125mg of amitriptyline a long with 375mg of lyrica. I am desperate at this point, I have trouble functioning the next day with all the medications I take.
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