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Old 01-30-2018, 12:31 PM #8
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I hope you not in pain anymore but if you are I have had great success in a drug called Gabapentin I now take 800 mg x3 daily with my tegretol x2 daily it has changed my life drastically I'm now back to work Please try
Update 1-30-2018 I'm still pain free (99.9%) Gabapentin 800mg X3, Carbamazepine 200mg X1,and now Lamotrigine 25 mgx2 Only side effect (no pain)
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