I take gabapentin. Its very helpful. I still have quite a bit of pain but it has definitely made a difference.

Lyrica and low dose naltrexone plus some vitamins and supplements

I take gabapentin. Cymbalta and muscle relaxer n nsaid. I hate the weight gain on gabapentin though

Just CBD/THC right now.

I use Nabumetone 1500 mg a day

I alternate different pain relievers because they all process differently. Tylenol, gabapentin, and CBD. I am also on duloxentine for daily medication which targets nerve function and helps depression.

https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-fibromyalgia-podcast-30930174/episode/cutting-edge-research-on-fibromyalgia-with-dr-jarred-younger-51135198?cmp=ios_share&sc=ios_social_share&pr=false A fibromyalgia coach is interviewing that doc about his low dose naltrexone research in this podcast episode

Pregabalin because it doesn’t make me swell up like gabapentin.

Duloxotene/cymbalta

Just started gabapentin myself and it's only been a few days so nothing spectacular has happened as of yet. Was on Cymbalta before this and it didn't help much at all even at the super high doses.

Honestly even my Dr agrees nothing really helps medication wise. I do find ingesting not smoking or vaping.. THC helps. My Dr gas advised to avoid CBD. (Medical card)

Cymbalta and Gabapentin for about 10ish yrs now

Only cannabis helps my nerve pain. Opioids are my next option, but usually something that's worst case scenario, rather than a "treatment", per say.

I’ve tried savella, lyrica, gabapetin, duloxetine. None were right for me. It wasn’t worth The side effects. I take cbd oil and when I’m really bad thc gummies

I tried duloxetine which didn’t help me and was difficult to come off of. I took tramadol as needed for a while, which helped but not amazingly. It may have caused low respiration at night, and it can’t be taken with naltrexone, so I stopped it. I am now on low dose naltrexone (LDN). I just started about a month ago, so I can’t say much about it yet as it normally gets better with time (some patient even describe continued improvement after a year or two on the same dose). But I am noticing an impact on my fatigue!!! I’ve felt more “alive” and able to do more things than I normally can. I’ve been able to be a bit more active, and I don’t feel like I’m pushing myself until the physical fatigue comes rolling in. It’s hard to describe, but I used to feel all over super fatigued when I did much, feeling mentally fatigued and really overwhelmed and tired and like everything around me was turning to syrup. Now I’m not feeling that feeling as much, I can just tell my body physically needs a break - like I’ve walked too much for the day or something. Anyways, I’m feeling hopeful about LDN now. I think it will be giving me a better quality of life. We’ll see if it helps much with pain. There’s a lot of promising research about LDN for fibro, ME/CFS, POTS, even Crohn’s and SIBO. And it can be stopped or dose changed at any time without withdrawals 🥹❤️ so it feels like an amazing option that’s really worth looking in to.

Thanks for all the information, I'm going to talk to my doctor.

I was take pregabalin (Lyrica) and have had far fewer side effects than the first medication i was put on. some of my other psych meds are also beneficial that i was already on

I've just started a new medication, amitriptyline, I don't know if it works yet but hopefully it does

I'm on gabapentin. 2400mg a day.

Gabapentin, cymbalta, Flexeril for sleep not muscle relaxer...for 20 years this combo has worked well for me.

Gabapentin, originally prescribed for my migraines but it helps with nerve pain, baclofen for pain, trazodone for sleep.

I combine Lyrica and Arthritis pain relief plus warm baths and heating pads.