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Old 10-29-2012, 12:02 PM #4
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Neurontin is my primary drug for CRPS.

The main side effects for me are a bit of dry mouth and some "brain fog"; can't concentrate and focus as good as I used to.

Know that it takes 3-4 weeks for your body to acclimate to it, so gotta give it a little bit of time if you can.

But it absolutely, positively helps me with the neuropathic pain.
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