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05-11-2015, 10:46 AM

canagirl

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canagirl

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Originally Posted by zkrp01

The Morton Lotion is more for burning and tender skin. The shooting pain is usually one of the symptoms treated with Gabapentin. Good Luck, Ken in Texas.

I have just ordered the mortons lotion. How much can you use at once? I want to put it on my feet, back of calves, above knees, biceps and pretty much all over my back. Will this be too much? Can you "overdose" on this?

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