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Cesamet aka Nabilone - anyone here used this for RSD?

 
 
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Old 12-17-2008, 12:06 AM #3
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Just following up with my experience with this medication, after taking this for 3 nights I felt very confused and unable to concentrate during the day. When I stopped taking it I returned back to normal functioning levels (as normal as RSD can be)

I spoke with a friend today who also has rsd and she had tried it about a year ago but did not like it either, for her it made no difference in her pain levels just made her feel more disoriented.

Hope you are all making out OK with all the stress of the holidays.

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