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Milnacipran Improves Fibromyalgia In the LongTerm

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Abstract

Most fibromyalgia patients randomized to continuing milnacipran (Savella) at the end of a clinical trial never noticed an increase in pain. Patients in the placebo group had quite a different experience.

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Most fibromyalgia patients randomized to continuing milnacipran (Savella) at the end of a clinical trial never noticed an increase in pain. Patients in the placebo group had quite a different experience.

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Most fibromyalgia patients randomized to continuing milnacipran (Savella) at the end of a clinical trial never noticed an increase in pain. Patients in the placebo group had quite a different experience.

Key concepts: Milnacipran, Fibromyalgia, Placebo, Medicine, Physical therapy, Randomized controlled trial, Psychology, Internal medicine

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