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Old 02-28-2016, 07:14 PM #6
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I've been talking to a friend who happen to have the sane problem, he said he got 90% remission just by pregabaline 25mg at bed time and alpha lipoic acid
Dose seems extremely low from what I'm reading,
What dose are you on?

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Originally Posted by chris85 View Post
Sleep is one of, if not the most,
important thing when your trying to recover from these things. Whether it is magnesium or gabapentin or whatever it's important to find something that works fairly quickly. Amitriptylene is also good for sleeping. If you sleep well your body has a better chance of recovering so I'd try and maintain it.
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