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Old 09-06-2010, 05:19 PM #1
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Default How long do you stay on the medication?
I'm wondering....I have been diagnosed with the "atypical" kind of facial pain, and have been put on a muscle relaxer and a drug called trileptal (which is kin to tegretol.) My pain seems to be better. Do people just stay on a drug that helps from now on--or at some point, is the drug usually stopped to see if the pain is still there -- or what? What has been your experiences? Thanks!
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