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Old 08-17-2007, 08:58 PM #1
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Default PN from chemo
Anyone suggest anything new for pn from chemo...

here is my list so far

Neurontin 2700 mgs daily for a year now - no results

Larica - tried it nothing new

B12 - 5000 a day..still no results

$3,000 in accupuncture visits, saw a relief around the 7th visist but came back a week later..15 visits...no results

Vicks vapor rub and Biofreeze - hurts especially Biofreeze

Wool Socks - yes even in the hot summer - seems to be less painful then cotton socks.

Marijuana - yes helps me be bearable around my family

Slippers - wear them all the time, looks foolish wearing a suit and slippers

Percecets - daily and sick of the way they make me feel
Methadone - tried it same effect as percs...
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