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Old 04-18-2009, 11:46 AM #1
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Default what dosage of cymbalta do you take?
I take 180mg for my depression. I think maybe this has lessened my pain already? I was diagnosed 1 week ago and the injury was 4 weeks ago
i now have pinching stinging in 2 places but it doesnt last and is not constant
do you think this is why my pain is not more prevelant?
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