kgg
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Your pharmacist could possibly give you the information you are looking for. Hope you feel better soon!
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stymielymie
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Your just double dosing on the same med. Use one or the other that works. Neurotin is an old med and is very cheap compared to lyric and may work a little better. I use tegretol 600mg per day. All these meds must do liver function every three months and Tegretol levels every six months. Not sure if neurotin levels are necessary.
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stymielymie
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Your just double dosing on the same med. Use one or the other that works. Neurotin is an old med and is very cheap compared to lyric and may work a little better. I use tegretol 600mg per day. All these meds must do liver function every three months and Tegretol levels every six months. Not sure if neurotin levels are necessary.
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lax mom
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I never went on Neurontin. The pain subsided with the Lyrica...until tonight.
My left side of my face feels like someone is stabbing and burning it at the same time. My jaw, neck and shoulder are burning and sore on that side too.
I don't know what on Earth is causing it. Makes me wish the Drs would do surgery to see what on Earth is going on in there. UGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I have had weird and very strong pain on my face the following has helped: Clindamycin Tindimax Augmentin Zithromax with Mepron Albenza Alinia Anti-parasitic herbs Infrared sauna Acupuncture PEMF Colloidal silver
Not at the same time with the meds
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I have jaw pain also. My LLMD has me on lamictal along with lyrica. He says the two work together.
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