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Old 06-14-2015, 07:44 AM #1
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A while back I had a massage and it set me off in burning.... I don't know if I evere recovered from that because 2-3 weeks later I started nortriptiline which helped to lesson the severity of the burning.

Now, on gabapentin I would like to a massage again... My question is this

Will getting a massage cause damage to my already severely damaged small fibers? I don't want to damage them further.
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