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02-01-2009, 08:07 PM
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Newbie to the site here. Am in 20s with lyme-induced PN that has finally spread from soles of feet all the way up to hands.
 Can no longer take pain meds b/c they make me vomit. Am in terrible terrible terrible terrible pain all the time. Life is starting to fall apart. Physical therapy ever work? TENS? Biofeedback? Massage? Local injections? Just wondering if you've ever had success with these things or other none narcotic options. Take ultram and lyrica with some success but not enough.
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