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Old 12-31-2011, 10:01 PM #1
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Default peripheral neuropathy
lyrica i have noticed lyrica has been apporoved in the uk and ec to also treat anxiety whih at the moment ihave heaps of i weaned my self of lyrica about amonth ago which i was taking for neuropathy in my feet iwas taking 25 mgs 3x aday should i give it ago to treat my aniety thanks
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