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Connie

06/15/09

Connie

Topics:Women With ADHD , Neurontin , ADHD Drugs , ADHD

What is the difference between Neurotin and Nortriptylin? Both used for pain.

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Eileen Bailey

Monday, June 15, 2009

Connie

Thank you for your question. I am not a medical professional and would not be able to provide you with specific medical advice. Even so, however, this is probably not the best site to ask your question and this site specifically deals with issues relating to ADHD.

HealthCentral does have a chronic pain site, possibly there is information there or you would be able to ask your question on that site.

ChronicPainConnection.com

Eileen

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