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Old 02-10-2022, 09:47 AM #11
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Hey everyone. Glad to see this thread is still moving along. I havent checked in in a bit, but overall my neuropathy pain has continued to decrease which is great. Its not completely gone, but its manageable and I do get to be pretty active in some sports which is a gift.

The new battle is getting off gabapentin. I am down from 3600 to 700 mgs a day. I had an ok time going down to 1800 but since then tapering has been brutal - comes with withdrawal symptoms every day.

Anyone completely get off of this stuff, and what was the experience like?
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