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Old 04-28-2007, 02:44 PM #1
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Question Cymbalta
If you tried Cymbalta for your RSD how did it work for you?

What was it prescribed for? Pain? Sleep?


Thanks in advance for the help. My Dr. might put me on it for headaches, but I thought that some of you here with RSD took it for your RSD? And I was thinking maybe it might help the RSD as well?
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