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Old 12-30-2009, 03:44 AM #10
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Originally Posted by Starglow View Post
"I am almost certain that gabbapintin is part of the cause of my neuropathy"

I just started taking Gabapentin yesterday and would be very interested in hearing why you think it caused your neuropathy?

Thanks....!
It is not from any medical experience it is just that since i started taking gabbapinton it just seemed that my PN became worse . I took it for about a year religiously like i was told by my pain management doctor. I really started having serious hate ons for the doctors since then . Its just that with all the meds I have taken in the last 5 years , the gabba was the only one that I saw any type of change for the worse with . Could really have been my own imagination I guess , but still ....
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