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Old 04-06-2015, 11:32 AM #7
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I'm in the process of going off of Lyrica and going back to Nuerotin (Gralise). I really never gave Lyrica credit for what it does for pain relief, I can really feel it now.

What I know is you really don't feel the relief these drugs provide until you miss a dose or change.
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My PN is considered Critical Illness Neuropathy. In October 2010 I left for a golf trip not feeling well, woke up in a hospital 21 days later. I was in an induced coma for treatment of Legioneers Disease. First day out of ICU I noticed the pain in my feet and as they say the rest is history.
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