Re: Weight gain with notriptyline prescribed for nerve damage Re: Weight gain with notriptyline prescribed for nerve damage
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Posted by
eleanor hawkins on August 07, 2000 at 02:56:10:
In Reply to: Re: Weight gain with notriptyline prescribed for nerve damage posted by Pixie on October 23, 1999 at 00:04:42:
: : I suffered permanent nerve damage to my saphenous nerve 3 months ago during knee surgery and was put on 60mg of nortriptyline for the forseeable future to control the nerve pain. I've gained TEN lbs so far and am considering trying a metabolim booster but don't know what's safe with the nortriptyline? Can anyone help? And just to forestall critics ...I eat only low fat and exercise 6-7 times a week (30 min) and haven't shed a pound...I'm getting desperate as I had maintained the same weight for years. Thanks for your help.
: I am taking prednisone, notorious for weight gain, and I have gained a little. Have to really watch it. I was prescribed nortripyline - 25 mg. 2x day but stopped it after a week. Made my mouth so dry I couldn't believe IT!! It was intolerible. Almost worse than the pain (which it did NOT help). You should talk to your doc. Good luck.
: Pixie
please stop those medication
try neurontin 400mg.
ambiem first try 5mg. at night then you can added if needed.
clondine
i take klonopin for myclonous,cause by rsd..i have a left leg above the knee amputation also due to RSD,along with full body.
please contact DR. H. HOOSHMAND,VERO BEACH,FLA. OR DR. THOMAS DUC, AT MUSC IN CHARLESTON,SOUTH CAROLINA 1-800-424-MUSC,TELL THEM AT THE SWITCH BOARD YOU ARE CALLING FROM ELEANOR HAWKINS 8/2/1946 INFRO.
SALMONE,ELEANOR