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Welcome Mel. I tried Lyrica twice and couldn't stay on it. I personally became severely depressed both times after only two weeks of taking it.

I believe there are others here that have success with it.
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I couldn't take Neurontin because it made me suicidal. Because Lyrica is related my doctor wouldn't give it to me.

I take Ultram for the nerve pain. It mutes it.
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