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09-03-2015, 04:39 PM
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Magnate
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Hi Tasha,
Both happy and sad that you have a dx of TN from your Neuro. At least it gets you on the proper meds, but it is a prideful boast from your Neuro that this will stop it completely - and pride cometh before a fall. I do hope he is right, but only time will tell. Whatever you do, do not stop the meds thinking you are clear of Attacks if they do go away. Only ever change your regimen under supervision of your Neuro. Wishing you countless pain free days. Dave.
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