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15. No, but its not an analgesic, or opioid.

Fri Nov 22, 2024, 10:57 AM

Nov 22

It works for neuropathic pain, like from damaged nerves. I don't get any side effects at all from it, I recently tried to switch to pregabalin (lyrica) and had to stop because it was making me really dizzy.

It comes in 100 or 300mg pills.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] XanaDUer2 Nov 21 OP

Have you considered visiting a pain clinic? Ocelot II Nov 21 #1

Thinking of emailing my gp XanaDUer2 Nov 21 #2

I hope this is not something you will have to learn to live with. LoisB Nov 21 #3

Ty XanaDUer2 Nov 21 #4

When pain exists there is inflammation. To reduce the inflammation you need to limit use. in2herbs Nov 21 #5

I'm eating mushy food XanaDUer2 Nov 21 #6

oh no, that's no bueno :( FirstLight Nov 21 #7

Thank you XanaDUer2 Nov 21 #8

I am pretty isolated as well...we're here for you!!! FirstLight Nov 21 #9

Ty XanaDUer2 Nov 21 #13

Maybe try gabapentin. nt Mosby Nov 21 #10

Is that OTC? XanaDUer2 Nov 21 #14

No, but its not an analgesic, or opioid. Mosby Nov 22 #15

Thank you XanaDUer2 Nov 22 #16

I hope you find the help you need to get better. Mosby Nov 22 #17

Everyone is so kind here XanaDUer2 Nov 22 #18

Keep us posted. Mosby Nov 22 #19

Just emailed my GP XanaDUer2 Nov 22 #20

I am very sorry to hear things have gotten worse again. 😟 ShazzieB Nov 21 #11

No offesnce XanaDUer2 Nov 21 #12

Like Shazzie B, I so wish I could do something to help. WDLAL Nov 22 #21