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Old 06-18-2007, 05:16 AM #1
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Unhappy The pain is so bad I can't sleep.
It's 3am and the pain just won't calm down. I wish my doctor's would stop playing around with my medications and just give me something that really works. I am on a low dosage of Lamictal working on tirating up and I have tylanol 3 to help. But it's not working right now. I have been on Neurontin and Tegretol and they didn't work either. What works for all of you?
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