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I have been taking 600mg every night for back nerve I am still having?

Asked: 4 Oct 2014 by Pat wireless
Updated: 4 October 2014
Topics: pain, nerves, nerve

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Pain would I be ok to take I more 300mg

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pamee 4 Oct 2014

Please complete your question. You didn't mention what medication you wanted to take more of?

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pamee 5 Oct 2014

How many milligrams do you take and how many times a day?

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balbanese 5 Oct 2014

Do not take more of this med than prescribed, it is not safe. Talk to your Dr if it's not working at the prescribed dose.

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