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Old 08-24-2011, 05:14 PM #1
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Tongue Lyrica and bladder....
I started Lyrica a week and a half ago, it was increased from 50 2 x a day to 100 2 x a day on Monday. This morning, several hours after taking my dose I became very sleepy. I do not normally nap, but I did go to msleep. I woke up about 90 mins later and found I had been incontinent of urine big time. Well this is no fun.

Doc decreased the dose and wanted me to call her immediately if it happened again.

Anyone else have to shop for depends while test driving this med?

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