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Old 02-17-2012, 02:15 PM #1
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Confused difficulties in swallowing
Hi. I am here for the first time. I was diagnosed with polineuropathia sensorica two years ago. I was on Lyrica, small dosage only 50 mg per day. Now my doctor has increased the dosage to 75 mg a.m. and 75 mg p.m. Has anyone of you experienced difficulties in swallowing, like you are eating and then it seems something stuck down the throat? Is it because of lyrica or because disease is worsening?? Any answer is appreciated.
thanks. Dea from Croatia
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