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Old 01-27-2009, 05:34 PM #6
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I have decided to post about this because I have been using it for over a week 24/7... .........
I've been taking guaifenesin with DM all the time, and I have to say, my feet are feeling almost normal!

Nide44 (Bob) here has tried high dose DM with a doctor's care.
I think it was at least 100mg/cap..made for that study.
If I remember correctly, it did not work for him..........
It was I.V. high dose on a one day trial at the pain mgmt clinic @ Johns Hopkins - don't remember (not in my notes, anyway) exactly what the mgs were.
I got fairly high (memories of college days), but the pain was still there..
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