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Default Tramadol worsens peripheral neuropathy?
I have PN, but not from diabetes. I am wondering if Tramadol (I use it sometimes with my neurontin for pain) worsens the symptoms. I know it helps with pain, but maybe it does more damage overall than good. Does anyone have experience with this? Thanks Tom Chubco Bear
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