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Has anyone had any experience low dose Naltrexone/Lidocaine Infusions/oral mexiletin

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Old 03-06-2010, 10:45 PM #1
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Default Has anyone had any experience low dose Naltrexone/Lidocaine Infusions/oral mexiletin
I have a friend with CRPS that's has the lido infusions every few months or so and is taking these meds. I'm just wondering if anyone with TOS has.

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