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Old 07-09-2015, 08:50 AM #1
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Default Cymbalta or Savella
The pain doctor I saw this morning did not increase my neurontin, which is a good thing, I am letharigic on it, but it did stop the electrical pain. He did prescribe Savella, which I wanted, but I am not sure my insurance will pay for it. He mentioned Cymbalta, which I just read helps with bone pain. Does anyone have any experience with these drugs?

Also he told me to doctor shop to see if I can find someone will do the pamidronate infusion. How do you doctor shop?
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