Re: D-cycloserine/Seromcyin

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Kroll wrote:

> The rodent and human clinical trials for the chronic pain applications of

d-cycloserine/seromycin are very promising. Has anyone actually tried it? What

was the process like getting it from your doctor? We haven't started down that

road yet, but I'm not expecting a lot of cooperation, what with us asking for an

off-label use of an out-of-fashion med.

From what I've read about it, the human trials are far from complete and are

quite inconclusive. I found an article written for the average person. It

doesn't use a lot of medical jargon to basically state that neuropathic pain is

memorized pain.

http://tinyurl.com/497qxz

Here's a slightly more complicated article:

http://tinyurl.com/3qps68

The idea of neuropathic pain being nothing more than a pain memory that got

stuck, seems a little far fetched to me.

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Lyndi

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--- Lyndi wrote:

Here's a slightly more complicated article:

>

> http://tinyurl.com/3qps68

>

> The idea of neuropathic pain being nothing more than

> a pain memory that got stuck, seems a little far

> fetched to me.

I have neuropathy pain, so I agree with you Lyndi.

Besides, anytime there is an article about a huge

possible breakthrough, and they aren't out of the lab

rat stage, it isn't really a big deal.

I'm glad someone is studying these things, but this

sounds like it's a long way from any real world

application.

Kaylene

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