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Default gabapentin? effective? for how long?
Hello,

I am thinking about trying gabapentin. I have searched through old posts and see a lot of people have taken it but nobody has talked about how effective it has been or how LONG it worked for them.

Do you take it/have taken it?
How well did it work? significant enough to try?
Why did you stop?
Did it stop working for you? If so, how long did it last? What do you use now for relief?

THANK YOU
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