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Hello. So I was wondering if anyone has any good/bad results with this medication. I just started pregablin 25 mg and working my way up to 75mg. Then they gave me ropinirole for muscle spasms/cramps. I have an assorted nueroligical symptoms and the Dr does not no what's wrong with me. But this stuff may help me .
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