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My legs get very painful at night and cramp i was told its not restless legs or withdrawals from opioids what could it be and how do i control pain?
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Leg pain: You need consultation with doctors familial with lamictal, opioids and other side effects. This is a difficult problem and it may take several doctors to figure out how to treat you.
Answered 11/9/2013
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