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Old 08-24-2008, 03:27 AM #1
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Default Pin and needles again
hi all,
just have to vent i really dont like the pins and needles on my forehead it really bothers me its like i cant do anything to make it go away i am beginning to feel like my syptoms are progressing the pain is getting more intense and the tegretol doesn't seem to do anything when the pain is really bad! do you think i should change to another med? i have been on tegretol now for 3 months
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