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Hi my name is Jason I have been diagnosed with neuropathy. I am having alot of problems with pain associated with this disease. I have just started taking gabapentin I have been on pain pills for approx a year. On my good days the pain meds really seem to help but on the bad days they don't even seem to touch the surface. The bad days seem to come in speels that last over a week. Does anyone have any suggestions for the bad days have you found anything that helps? I guess I should tell you I'm on 10-325 hydrocodone four times per day. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks in advance for any replys.
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