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Old 04-05-2011, 09:46 AM #11
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Default After stopping Gabapentin numbness to legs occurred

My neuro told me to wean myself off gabapentin over a two week period. He did indicate that I may have to go back on them for a few months if nerve pain resurfaced (which it did) while the nerves healed. Interested in hearing from others on this. I was surprised (actually not very happy) when numbness to both of my lower legs appeared.

Dave
Calgary
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