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Old 04-29-2008, 04:29 PM #1
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Default Pregnancy & PN
Hello,

I have sensory PN, idiopathic. I currently take Baclofen for leg cramps and Neurontin (900 mgs) per day. I am 46 years old.

My husband and I are considering having another child, probably thru fertility drugs. Do any of you have any info on pregnancy and PN? I realize that I would have to stop the Meds, and perhaps find something that will work with pregnancy. Or go without for the pregnancy.

Any input, ideas will be appreciated.

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