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Neurontin: an effective response to "wind-up" related to intensity of sensitization

 
 
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Old 03-16-2009, 09:20 AM #7
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I am new here and all of this information is mind blowing. I have had TOS for 10 years and just diagnosed with RSD last month. I have been taking percocet for the pain and recently neuronting. Absolutely no help from neurontin, that I have seen. I am only on 600 mg per day so far. My pain has spread and gotten consistently worse. Thank you for all the information. I am very interested to see how I should proceed with this diagnosis. Linda
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