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Default Gabapentin/B-5
I read an article here about vitamin B-5 helping with PN. I currently take 1200 mg of gabapentin and 30 mg of not rippling daily. Mr chiropractor said taking the B-5 & gabapentin together would counteract each other. I can't find any thing to support this. My PCP just gives me a blank look and said just take a B combo.

I know there are plenty of very wise people here need input thx
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