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Old 06-22-2014, 02:48 PM #1
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Hi. New here. Have full body peripheral neuropathy possibly due to rare non traumatic crps. I also have mctd and Raynauds autoimmune diseases and lyme with bartonella believed to be chronic. Been thru all paineds anticonvulsants and opiates. Now pain pump with prialt recommended to me. Any positive stories on prialt? All seem negative on this forum. What other pump drugs are effective for neuropathic pain? Bupivicaine sp? Thanks so much. Allwrightann
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