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Postherpetic Neuralgia - New Gallixa cream… useful for PHN?
Dear all My mother is a 77 years old sufferer of PHN who has been trying obediently all the range of drugs (Gabapentin-Neurontin...... read more
Shingles pain?? I have had constant burning gnawing intense left sided chest pain?
its not getting better its getting worse and the pain now is unbearable.. it is on my left front chest I have been on several different meds... read more
Postherpetic Neuralgia - Has anyone had success with curing their PHN?
I have tried many medications/treatments... Topamax, Lyrica, Famvir, Carbatrol, Carbatrol + Baclofen, and acupuncture. None have worked. I have had... read more
I was prescribed Gabapentin after an awful outbreak of shingles last June?
My PCM ordered 300mg to be taken 3x a day. I haven't felt any significant relief from this, so I looked it up on this website. I found that I... read more
Persisting Pain -- Shingles - I had my first bout of shingles about 7 weeks ago. Finally went to the
... doctor after about 5 days, who prescribed antiviral meds, and predizone. The pain and serious itching cleared up, however I still have red... read more
Persisting Pain -- Shingles - My husband had shingles now the rash is gone and just left scars. He?
... is experiencing all over pain that is very intense along with very bad itching. We are going to the ER in a little bit but is there... read more
How to manage bloating on Lyrica?
I am trying to manage my sodium. Also drinking lots of water. I noticed warm water is better because cold water makes it worse. Does Gas-x pills... read more
Do many people experience Lyrica side effects such as lack of concentration, short-term memory...
... loss forgetfulness or other cognitive changes?
Will neurontin and gabapentin help with numbness in fingers due to diabetic nerve damage?
I am experiencing numbness and tingling in both my hands, more concentrated on the right, especially the middle finger tip. This is due to diabetes.... read more