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Old 04-22-2011, 08:29 PM #1
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Default tapering off neurontin
For all those out there know what its like getting off meds. I am getting off my winter meds, and am having a hard time with my stomach being so upset and having flu-like symptoms... do you guys have any advice to help the feeling? Its been 3 days and I did it last year but dont ever remembering it being this bad...

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