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Old 03-21-2010, 06:08 PM #10
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David,

That spacey, otl feeling comes and goes and depends, it seems on various factors, like did I take it on an empty stomach, did I drink wine, etc.
I was told NEVER to drink alcohol with Lyrica. In addition to further undermining your cognition, the drug can be pretty tough on your liver. It's important to have regular blood tests while taking Lyrica.

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