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Old 12-20-2010, 07:43 PM #5
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Originally Posted by rose_thorn98 View Post
I'd love to see what people say about this. My Lyrica has to be increased every few days and when I get to the top dose, 600 mg, I'm wondering what I'll do then. My Dr.'s act like I will get to a higher dose where I won't have the tolerance anymore, but I'm becoming less optomisitc about that.

I thankfully just got an appt. with the Chronic Pain Dr. I was referred too. But my appt. is 7 weeks away. But I'm rejoicing I even have the appt. and optomistic she will have some better ideas for my care.
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