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Old 02-21-2010, 10:54 AM #1
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Question My husband went off Lyrica cold turkey!
My husband takes 600mg of Lyrica daily and has for a very long time. He ran out and we called in a new script. The ppharmacy did not have any and could not get any until the next day! OMG this man turned into a monster and still is because he has gone three days without any. He finally gets his script today. Has wthis ever happened to anyone else? He is sick to his stomach, mad as hell, in pain of course in feet and legs but stomach also. This is horrible!
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