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Old 05-02-2014, 09:37 AM #1
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Default Cymbalta or Duloxetine ?
Since my insurance company doesn't want to pay for Gralise (time release gabapentin) they are having me try Duloxetine.

I am still taking the Gralise in the evening and now the Duloxetine in the morning.

Can anyone who has tried the Duloxetine tell me how long it took them to adjust to it. Specifically the drowsiness & foggy feeling. Its been 2 weeks and I'm still in a fog for what feels like 6 hours after I take it.

FWIW I'm not liking it, in fact I swear its increasing the PN pain.

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