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Old 11-09-2010, 10:18 PM #1
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Tongue Lyrica to cymbalta
I have been on 150 mg Lyrica for two years and am beginning to have some side effects (edema). My doctor suggested changing to Cymbalta. Does anyone have any experience to share with me about this. Or about how useful Cymbalta has been or not been with your neuropathic pain. I have sfn. Thanks!
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