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Neurontin, which is known generically as Gabapentin, may be linked to suicide and suicide attempts. Neurontin is prescribed for epilepsy but has been prescribed for numerous off label uses. Neurontin was approved for sale in the mid-1990s as a treatment for epileptic seizures. However, it is believed that approximately 80 percent of all Neurontin prescriptions were filled for unapproved medical conditions.

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#1 2004-07-13 14:56:02

paniola55
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Registered: 2004-06-07
Posts: 936

aortic aneurysm

Today I went to see the cardiology and she felt my stomach and said that she feels swelling on my aorta, she said it is probably nothing but that she wants an ultra sound done.. She said that lots of times when you are thin its easier to feel every organ so she is almost positive that it is nothing..But wants to be sure..
Now I am nervous.. Has anyone gone thro this?

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#2 2004-07-30 11:49:27

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Re: aortic aneurysm

Happy to report no annurizm.. wink

 

 

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