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Old 02-09-2016, 03:43 PM #10
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They tried nortriptyline on me and my toes started to swell up and turned red so the doctor told me to stop taking them. Now i am going to try topamax. Do you think that a vitamin regimen will help me and if so what would be a good vitamin regimen. Can you also put at what time i should take each vitamin.
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