u/pedals2paddles

BLUF: Currently taking Pregabalin 200mg 3x daily for the last 3 years for serious nerve pain in my feet. Neuropathy was caused by chemotherapy (Oxaliplatin) in 2021. Interested in changing to 330mg Extended Release.

History: Began with Gabapentin in 2021 until I was on the maximum dose and it was not enough. Changed to Pregabalin in 2023ish. Began on a lower dose (don't remember the steps). Been on the maximum 200mg 3x daily for years now.

Impacts: The current maximum 200mg 3x daily dose is frankly barely enough. I'm still in pain most of the time every day. Towards the end of the 8 hour period, pain increases. Of course without it, the pain would be excruciating. I don't even know what the side-effects of it are since I've been on it so long. I am always tired and I'm fat, so there's that. But I've been on it so long, IDK what is a side effect of the Pregabalin vs some other crap in my life.

Change: In the interest of taking less drugs and maybe less side effects, I'm wondering what I may expect by changing to 330mg extended release once daily.

Hi. Other than the camo and no glow IR, is there anything operationally different that makes the trail camera any different than other Reolink cameras. I have plenty and am familiar with how they work. So just wondering if there is anything any different.

Hi. Just installed the new Omvi. It is working great. Already integrated it into Blue Iris and Home Assistant like all my others. The only thing I can't figure is why the seemingly separate image controls (brightness, contrast, auto-manual, etc) seem to be locked together for the two cameras. If I change the image brightness for the pano, it changes the brightness for the PT cam also. There are two separate controls, but somewhere in the code they are synced together. Can't find where or why. Is this "a future firmware fix" or am I missing something?