Looking for Help with Hypersensitive Nerve Endings

I take Hydroxychloriquine for fibromyalgia, it helps joint pain somewhat. But I have not fund anything to help hypersensitive nerve endings. Has anyone else used something that helps?

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MooieModer

2y ago

Lots of homeopathic remedies.

Limonata

2y ago

I take a combo of Cymbalta , Lyrica, and hydrocodone. The mix seems to work very well for me.

Koala87

2y ago

I wish I knew for myself as well!

jengle

2y ago

I use Cymbalta and celebrex and tylenol

Galaxys_Nana

2y ago

I couldn’t do the Cymbalta it made me wanna rip peoples faces off. It really really made me angry it did not go well for me. I did take Lyrica for about 10 years. It became too expensive now I take nothing but Motrin and Tylenol and an herbal supplement for muscle spasms.

Invisible

2y ago

Cymbalta made me upset too

MooieModer

2y ago

Awake. So sleepy but brain is full trying to pray but brain can not focus

Julie_Marie

2y ago

I heard this only works for joint pain and Lupus as this is what my friend takes for her Lupus. She swears by Lyrica~taking 60% of her pain away.

RJT

2y ago

Gabapentin gives me seizures.

Julie_Marie

2y ago

OH NO! The side effects of seizures is worse!!!

DeeGee50

2y ago

I take 60mg Cymbalta for my Fibromyalgia. It works well for me.

Invisible

2y ago

Gabapentin helps somewhat.

RJT

2y ago

I use Cymbalta. 30mg In the morning and 60mg. at night this is for my Peripheral Poly Nueropathy which is also nerve pain

Bridget

2y ago

I took cymbals for ten years but my depression didn’t do as well as it does on lexapro so I left it. I now use gabapentin and some excepting as I have a lot of migraines and some hydrocodone from my PCP.

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