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Old 09-03-2010, 12:50 AM #11
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Illana, my pain started after many dental procedures. I finally pulled the teeth but the pain remains.

Whoknows, they say good results may be achieved using Amitriptyline in cases of AO.

Have you tried that yet?

I will ask at next doctor visit. I also want to try trileptal
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