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Old 03-06-2008, 03:16 PM #1
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I have only been diagnosed about 3 weeks but I think the medicine doctor has given me is working. I take Pregabalin twice a day and also an ambien Cr at night to sleep. I also take about 2 or 3 motrin twice a day. So far the pain has been manageable where before diagnosis I could not say that. I hope this info helps someone also. I know the pain this condition causes. God Bless angie
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