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Old 12-21-2011, 09:24 PM #11
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Mark,

My doctor prescribed the Neurontin for pain. I have a pretty nasty neck injury from a car accident I was in, and so he started me on Neurontin as well as trigger point injections for my neck.

Did you have any side effects when initially taking it?? If so, how long before they went away?
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