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Old 11-23-2013, 04:58 PM #1
Marshur Marshur is offline
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Default What meds help your ATN or type 2 TN?
I have been on Neurontin. It makes me kinda loopy and does not take away all of the pain even at a high dose of 3000mg. If I take Klonopin too though out the day it helps a lot. I want to try topamax but scared of those side effects.

Please tell me what you take and what works for you.
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