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Old 09-08-2010, 05:00 PM #8
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another option to consider is duloxetine - it's licensed for painful diabetic neuropathy but my neurologist has had good results using it in this kind of situation. I switched from pregabalin to duloxetine recently and so far seems to be controlling things better for me. You take it at night so also helping me sleep.
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