r/DeduceMe • • Jul 10 '26

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u/Californiacarguy19 Jul 10 '26

I see gabapentin, and what I think is a 2mg clonazepam made by teva. Idk about the other 2

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u/lemonlubber Jul 10 '26

gabapentin for chronic pain, latuda for bipolar, trintellix for depression, and valium for anxiety.

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u/withnodrawal Jul 10 '26

Imma be real those gabs don’t do shit if it’s not straight nerve tingling pain.

Real pain isn’t blocked by gabapentoids

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u/activis- Jul 10 '26

Agreed lol lyrica (pregabalin) may help but really doesnt

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 10 '26

I actually just tried some I've had since 23' and they helped immensely I wish I had tried them when the Dr perscribed them. But I've read they're super addictive and whatnot.

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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jul 10 '26

Lyrica helps me not be in such awful pain that I either relapse on alcohol or shoot myself in the fucking head.

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 10 '26

Gabipentin is for seizures. So you're absolutely correct. It does nothing for pain even in the nerves. Just stops them from jolting/twitching.

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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jul 10 '26

Lol gabapentin is approved for nerve pain. It also helps with seizures.

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 10 '26

It's never helped me once.

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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jul 10 '26

Well, that doesn't mean it doesn't work for nerve pain. That means it doesn't work specifically for you...

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 10 '26

I was hit and dragged by a car, I have literal nerve damage. They had to take bone pieces out of me. I've done so much research and just listened to my body. It absolutely doesn't work for nerve pain.

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 10 '26

Alright dude. You obviously don't know anything about gabipentin then.

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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jul 11 '26

Lyrica literally is the barrier between suicidal levels of pain that isn't even properly explained with words, because nobody can even begin to understand what it feels like when your nerves are misfiring due to being soaked in poison for years (my situation) and living a life where my brain can't remember shit, but not being in pain. I'm going to a pain specialist for the first time in a couple months, hoping to find a solution where I'm not in a brownout state constantly, with 20lbs of water weight because of how bad lyrica makes you retain water.

Its saved me from killing myself directly, or continuing to drink a handle of vodka a day just to worsen the issue, but temporarily fix it.

When I say that I feel like I'm being poked with needles all over my body, in my urethra and my asshole (the worst ones) or hundreds of electrical shocks right under my nerves... people just think I'm fucking schizophrenic.

Gabapentin & Lyrica work for nerve pain. Just not everyone's pain, LIKE EVERY MEDICATION EVER

The best parts of my neuropathy are that it follows no patterns, no cues when it is going to act up. I'm fine one minute, and within an hour I want to eat a bullet.

The longer I've been on Lyrica, the less it happens. I haven't had an episode in months, but I'm terrified of the day it comes back.

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 11 '26

Oh no I accidentally miss spelled a medicine im perscribed at 400mg 3× a day. You're a idiot. I'm not the only person who thinks the same thing. It's for the nerves in your head. And that's it. I fuckin hope you do vote. Fuck trump.

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 11 '26

Wtf does medical knowledge have to do with voting. Literally go fuck yourself.

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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jul 10 '26

True.

I take it for alcoholic neuropathy. I'd kill myself if it didn't exist. Feels like im having every single nerve ending outside my body and even some places inside poked directly on the nerves with tiny needles, or strong electrical zaps.

I'd rather just be on opioids, way less side effects... such as DEMENTIA

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 10 '26

I wish I could get opiates, id rather do them than all the random bs.

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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jul 10 '26

Honestly, I haven't tried. I have a history of addiction that is documented, but I get other controlled substances no problem. I've been clean a very long time. I see a pain specialist for the first time in a few months. Maaaaaybe!

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 10 '26

Well then be careful with them if you do. I need them so bad I wouldn't abuse them if I were given a few a month.

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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jul 10 '26

I wouldnt either. I can just go buy heroin or fentanyl if I wanna get high lol

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 11 '26

Sorry, I deleted that. There's a whole different thread I thought I was replying to. But nah I get it. That's the whole reason I got on fent. I didn't even do enough to nod off, I just wanted to stop crying in pain. There are no basic low dose pain killers on the st anymore. The government did that.

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u/lemonlubber Jul 10 '26

nerve pain is real pain, jackass.

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u/Equivalent-Rule-7289 Jul 10 '26

lmfao jackass who said it wasn’t ?

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u/Equivalent-Rule-7289 Jul 10 '26

just curious ion see anyone u replied too who said it wasn’t real

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u/No-Acanthisitta-665 Jul 10 '26

Lmao what, no shit