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Sharing wonder effects of Duloxetine/ Cymbalta

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had chemo/radiation 2013 for anal cancer; 6 years later, struck with incontinence and not feeling my toes, ataxia, weak hands. Nothing worked. Just had neurologist, last week, confirm that I had progressive chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN). He prescribed Cymbalta 30mg....and it has worked to eliminate 5 trips to bathrm at night, I can feel my toes, and I reduced size of pads from a Poise 5 to a Poise 3......

I wanted to share this find with this community in case you have not explored this option.....thanks for listening,

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Hi. I'm pleased you found something to help you. I wonder if this drug is available in the UK?

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yes, check your laptop and google Cymbalta. Has resolved my urinary incontinence almost completely. No more leaking, no more running for my life, no more getting up 5 x per night.

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Thank you for shairing.

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