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Old 02-01-2008, 08:24 PM #7
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He has you on Naproxen for the pain huh??? You need to find yourself a GOOD pain doctor who has treated RSD patients before. You need better pain control than you are getting. Gabepentin is good to be on as long as you can tolerate the side effects, if not a good pain doctor can help you find another drug hopefully that can be helpful. That would be my advice.

And yes the pain can wear one down & drain you emotionally, mentally & physically. Good luck.

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