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Old 01-06-2008, 10:07 AM #1
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Default Can anyone relate or advise???
My 12 year old son has Regional Pain Syndrome in his stomach wall - I have yet to find someone with a similar story. He was on amitriptaline with no success. He has just started neurontin - 900mg per day. Lately he has extreme weakness in his legs - to the point of collapsing. The weakness is not new, it's just much worse - to the point we have to walk him to the bathroom. Does anyone have advice to give???

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terry - mother of 12 year old boy
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