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Question What dosage of Neurontin worked for you? ( and other ?'s)

I have titrated according to the dr..I was on 300 for a week, 600 for 3 days, 900 for 2 days, now I am just starting 1200mg. I may stay on this dosage for a week or 2 to let my body get used to it. I have had back pain today and some dizziness. I am taking it for burning nerve pain.
What dose of Neurontin worked for you?
How long were you at that dose?
If it didn't work for you , when did you try another drug?
How fast did you titrate dosages?

thank you !!
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