Banding is a tight, or bandlike feeling that one gets at the sensory level.
Mine is under the breasts. It's very uncomfortable, but not painful. Since
being prescribed Tegretol for dystonic spasms, my banding has decreased.
Grace
Cookie
I think you will also get some relief from your TM neuropathic pain.
On Oct 11th, I replaced my gabapentin rx with Lyrica at the suggestion of my
Neuro. I was taking 600mg of gabapentin every 6 hours, but now take 75 mg
Lyrica every 12 hours. My pain level is about the same, howe
Grace,
Thanks for letting us know. Can you give me the name, address, & phone number
for the hospital she's in?
Thanks,
Sally
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Hi Rob,
Can you please explain what "banding" is? I have a pain around my lower back
that causes me to be stiff. I am wondering if that is banding.
Thanks!!
Wendy in NJ
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From: Robert Pall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 8:11 AM
To: LifeIsJoy; tm
Sub
Hi Cookie,
Lyrica has been great for me. I had good luck with gabapentin (neurontin) but
had to take about a pound of capsules a day. With Lyrica the pain relief is at
least as good if not better and until the day comes that they let me smoke
marijuana in my office I'll stick with the Lyrica
Cookie:
I have stated this previouslyI have now been on Lyrica (450
mg) for about 2 years. For me this has been the most effective med I
have taken for TM in 10 years. It has helped the pins & needles,
numbness and excessive banding. I have encountered no side effects.
Rob in New Jer
From: LifeIsJoy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 12:12 AM
To: 'tm'
Subject: [TMIC] lyrica
My doctor and I have discussed Lyrica for my diabetic neuropathy. I
think I will try it. Those of you who have used this medication for
TM-te
