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Old 03-15-2016, 01:26 PM #28
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Sorry for the confusion, I meant drugs that work on GABA neurotransmittion, not a supplement
That would be pregabain and gabapentin from anticonvustant
Pregabain made me twitch so I was assuming that similar family drugs may have similar side effects
I may be wrong of course, but I'll rather try a different drug family first, that's why I was thinking of tricyclic antidepressants
I'm just a bit unsure about QT prolonging on a small dose as I have history of arrhythmia
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