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Old 08-31-2011, 02:13 PM #11
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I'd consider getting your medical marijuana card. Marijuana works great as a muscle relaxer.
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Old 08-31-2011, 06:28 PM #12
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I'd consider getting your medical marijuana card. Marijuana works great as a muscle relaxer.
No such thing in Kentucky and moving is not an option as all my children and grandchildren are here.
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Old 09-01-2011, 09:14 PM #13
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That's a shame. THC is also a neuroprotector.
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Hi Roadrunner,
Pregabalin is a drug similar to Gabapentin with a similar effect but it is more easily absorbed and, hence, it is easier to get the correct dosage. You could try as small dose, such as 25 mg, and build up if you can tolerate it.

I haven't tried it. I am going to though, so let us know if you do try it.
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Gabapentin actually greatly reduced muscle spasms but I suffered severe dizziness so could not continue. Trying to come up with another option.
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Hi Roadrunner,
Pregabalin is a drug similar to Gabapentin with a similar effect but it is more easily absorbed and, hence, it is easier to get the correct dosage. You could try as small dose, such as 25 mg, and build up if you can tolerate it.

I haven't tried it. I am going to though, so let us know if you do try it.
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I go to doctor again end of February and will talk to him about Pregabalin. If you try it first let me know how you do on it.
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