Nortriptyline
jackieann3
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Hello has anyone tried nortripline for nerve pain wanted to know if its effective and if its a good painkiller, thanks
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Hi unfortunately I haven't had any experience of that painkillers. Just a disclaimer and a reminder we aren't medical trained so unfortunately we can't give you advice. If we do it's our own personal experiences or from trusted sources of information.0
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I use it in combination with Gabapentin for central neuropathic pain. I can say that it is effective for me - helps to soften the chronic dysesthesias I suffer from. The side effects I have are a dry mouth and constipation.
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ElsieC1 said:I use it in combination with Gabapentin for central neuropathic pain. I can say that it is effective for me - helps to soften the chronic dysesthesias I suffer from. The side effects I have are a dry mouth and constipation.
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I can only say it helps me. I am not in a position to advise. The OP must speak to their GP or a pain specialist.0
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No one should be recommending any form of medication as what can work for one may not work for another. @jackieann3 you need to speak to your doctor regarding any medication.0
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ElsieC1 said:I can only say it helps me. I am not in a position to advise. The OP must speak to their GP or a pain specialist.0
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I'm not sure what's happened here I didn't write that post saying would you recommend it I wouldn't ask that, my question was does anyone already take nortriptline just to see how good it worked for them, I don't know where the post came from asking for advice but it wasn't me I've just come back in here to read replies I haven't posted back yet to anyone this is my first since I started the discussion.0
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Sorry I just thought I was being helpful I'm sorry I will stay out the way0
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I would always ask my gp for advice I really haven't asked for advice I just asked does anyone take that medication, I don't even take it but it was talked about at my last appointment and was just asking if anyone here was already taking it and if it was affective, I have the email saying the person's name who put the post up asking if they would recommend this medication so I don't know why im getting bombarded with posts saying you can't give advice and go to your gp when all I've asked is does anyone take this painkiller .0
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jackieann3 said:I'm not sure what's happened here I didn't write that post saying would you recommend it I wouldn't ask that, my question was does anyone already take nortriptline just to see how good it worked for them, I don't know where the post came from asking for advice but it wasn't me I've just come back in here to read replies I haven't posted back yet to anyone this is my first since I started the discussion.
Please don't worry. It wasn't you that asked for advice, it was durhamjaide2001 that asked another member if they would recommend it to you.. which we can't do of course. (as you know)
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durhamjaide2001 said:Sorry I just thought I was being helpful I'm sorry I will stay out the way
I realise you meant well but it's not helpful to ask another member if they would recommend a medication. No one here can recommend such a thing and members should always speak to their GP.
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Thanks for your advice @poppy1234560
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Thank you poppy for replying, please don't be sorry durhamjaide it was nice of you to try and help, I was just shocked at the response and quick to jump about giving advice it seems a bit extreme to me , wish I hadn't asked now lol but thank you again .0
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jackieann3 said:I would always ask my gp for advice I really haven't asked for advice I just asked does anyone take that medication, I don't even take it but it was talked about at my last appointment and was just asking if anyone here was already taking it and if it was affective, I have the email saying the person's name who put the post up asking if they would recommend this medication so I don't know why im getting bombarded with posts saying you can't give advice and go to your gp when all I've asked is does anyone take this painkiller .Hi,It`s not you, someone lobbed a confusion grenade into the conversation.Personally, I`ve never had nortriptyline but I do take 30mg of amitriptyline a night. From the Googling I`ve done, they are in the same family of drugs - tricyclic antidepressants, but at low doses they provide pain relief.For me I get no pain relief, but I do sleep like a baby now; first time in over 50 years.
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Thanks cartini yes it all got a bit confusing over nothing really, yes I read they were both related, I was on amtitriptyline a while ago they didn't do anything for the pain but slept like a baby, then I started feeling unwell on them so the doctor told me to stop them , 50 years! Glad you can sleep now.0
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jackieann3 said:Thanks cartini yes it all got a bit confusing over nothing really, yes I read they were both related, I was on amtitriptyline a while ago they didn't do anything for the pain but slept like a baby, then I started feeling unwell on them so the doctor told me to stop them , 50 years! Glad you can sleep now.
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