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Old 06-10-2009, 09:10 AM #4
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Default Hi Daniella,
I second the Methadone. I love it. It works great for the pain. I took it for 6 years and now only take it when needed. The only side effect I found was some sweating but I do that anyway.

I also use the lidocaine patch when the pain is just in an area or a few. You can use 3 of them and they do help.

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