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Old 05-02-2010, 01:08 PM #8
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It might work. It might not. Do you take a low dose or a high dose?
For me it didn't work...vertigo/vomiting/ and a trip to the ER. But I take meds for epilepsy and they are a lot higher than for pain.

Carbatrol is not exactly like tegretol if you ask a trusted pharmacist. Buffers. delivery etc. But it is way more expensive.

Good luck. Everyone is different and what works for one is trouble for anothery. Jubliee
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