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Old 01-09-2012, 11:59 AM #1
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Smile Sometimes you have to take a chance
I am taking a chance by taking very high doses of Lyrica. I never found relief for my unilataral numbness and burning until I accidentally took too much Lyrica. It is not going to last forever and I have a very high creatinine clearance (146)=excellent kidney function. I also take 3600mg of Neurontin so I may be out of my mind doing it but it beats taking narcotics any day. For those of you on the fence on this take a shot at prescribed Lyrica at recommended doses for PN.
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