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Default Lyrica , what's going on ?
Hi Everyone,
Am in withdrawal from Lyrica and my neck has gone into spasm. Woke up a few days ago with burning pain and tenderness on side of head and sub occipitals tender also along with triggers in upper traps. Is this Occipital neuralgia ?Does anyone recognise this as in their experience. Don't have headaches.


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