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Answer: Duloxetine
Because duloxetine has proven that it is effective
for both mood disorders and pain. It is believed
the changes in the nervous system are the
reasons for pain. Which cause nervous cells
can fire off too many signals to pain pathway. It
is proven that duloxetine helps to calm down
these signals by increasing the level of serotonin
and norepinephrine .
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