neuro leg pain

well on max dose pregabalin 300mg twice a day but want to change to gabapentin - any fellow bloggers done this - my condition is ms primary progressive wheelchaired

[Hidden]

Hello BOB here

Why are you wanting to change to Gabapentin, is the Pregabalin not wOBorking

B

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seems not as still getting neuro pain similar to having a blow torch on your legs assume that pregabalin/lyrica is the 2nd generation gabapentin - doc put me on gaba when i was in hospital as well as the lyrica, a saw maybe the answer, hmm

[Reykua]

Gebapentin didn't agree with me - terrible side effects. Now on Cymbalta - combined with a variety of other meds including Amitriptyline and Tramadol.

Pregabalin is a really useful drug used by a number of people at my pain clinic - with what appears to be very few complaints. Instead of switching, it may be useful to look into different combinations instead - which I'm sure you're already doing.

Finally, I'm sure you don't need me to tell you that you will need to do thorough research on Dr. Oraede who Duncan claims can cure Everything if you decide to check him out. I have requested a weblink from Duncan and have asked him to please refrain from promoting his doctor on this site in this manner even though I'm pleased that he has been cured and is now pain-free. I hope you understand my anxieties and concerns about this.

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carnt take amil and tram sleep all day doesnt work - 'cure' dangerous word doesnt exist

[pinknosedcat]

Hi, I tried Gabapentin and Pregabalin for neuropathic pain, not MS though. Horrible stuff, neither agreed with me, bad side effects and no impact on pain levels.

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yeah same here if 600mg of pregab is max dose assume that gaba is 3500mg wow