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Old 06-01-2013, 09:17 PM #1
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Tongue increasing meds
When have others increased their meds-- how long do you live with increasing tn pain before you decide to increase your dose? Mines been worse for a couple days ( never completly gone). Do I increase tegretol nos? Wait a week?

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