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Default Bingo !

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Originally Posted by Hockey View Post
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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GLAD you brought that up! My liver enzymes shot wayyy up in the timeframe i was taking Lyrica AND Cymbalta.....
PLEEEAASSSEE get regular liver enzymes checked via blood tests!!!
No, I don't drink alcohol
Liver enzymes went back down after discontinuing these meds and taking Milk Thistle....


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