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Indigo: You don't mention why you are taking the drug. I believe it was offered to me years ago when I was told "you have Fibro" but I never took it. It's said t hat once a person starts to pain drugs they end up with more pain receptors...amd its harder and harder to get off the drugs.

I could say I deal with chronic pain but it gets worse at times and better at other times, and I use all alternative med for pain issues and 1 ibuprofen every 6 hrs...
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