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Old 08-21-2014, 04:11 PM #1
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Default medications only seem to work the first night.
so I get vivid dreams andnight terrors and wake up with spine and head burning and tremors. took Neurontin. ambien, Xanax, then flexeril. all worked the first night. and then stopped.


but how long do I stay on all these meds if there is no relief.

perhaps it is time to accept certain symptoms and adjust to living with them.
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