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[QUOTE=madisongrrl;1139127]My twitching reduced 90% also on the gabapentin-nortriptyline combo. I was on that combo for almost year before I tried stopping the nortriptyline. I went 2 months without the nortriptyline and it was a terrible mistake. Burning all over the place and I couldn't function well.
madisongirl, so.. would you say gabapentin does a better job at controlling the twitching (and maybe parathesias) than controlling the burning? And that nortriptyline is the med that does a good job of controlling your burning? |
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When I say 90% I mean I went from intense and frequent twitching all over my body to hardly twitching at all now. Understand it took almost 1 year of time while taking medication.
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I think they probably both help with the burning.
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"Thanks for this!" says: | canagirl (04-30-2015) |
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Well that's good to hear that it actually reduced the number of twitches. All in all in took about a year to get 90% relief... oh my! How long were you on it before you noticed that your twitches started to reduce?
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I added nortriptyline in April or May 2014. I stopped it for several weeks this winter - specifically prior to my ENT appointment (it can mess up the ENTs testing). Then I decided to put it back in because I had felt significantly worse. My pain has been somewhat manageable and I have been very functional at work. I still get burning, facial pain, dizziness, tingling, the feeling the someone is gripping my spine or pushing a window screen into my back.....but all these symptoms are better controlled with my medication combo. And I can now be rational about what steps I'm going to take next to figure out what the heck is going on with my body. |
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I keep thinking I have pinched nerves. At the very least around my elbows. The area around my elbows is so sensitive that resting my arms on a table or desk sends tingles and small amount of pain down my arms into my hands. I also have a something twitching near my right elbow (I don't know, muscle, nerve, blood vessel.). It feels different than all my other twitches (it sends tingles all on its own) and I have had this twitch for over 6 months. It gets really bad when I am sitting at a table or desk with my arms up. Is this normal neuropathy or pinched nerve? I did have a couple ncv/emg but they all only testing my lower arm and leg (below elbow and below knee).
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