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Old 05-09-2008, 06:42 PM #9
EarlG EarlG is offline
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Default Huge doses of Lyrica

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Originally Posted by groskilly View Post
Bob,
Is the 600mgs of Lyrica helping you ? I have burning pain and its a bugger as you know.

Groskilly I would be careful about these huge doses of Lyrica, there may be some unpleasant longterm side effects. I would especially concerned about effects on thinking. Bizarre strange ideas, depression, memory loss could result over time. I know what it is like to have this severe pain so you might want to complement Lyrica with Tramadol and Mirapex. Jarrett (one of the person on this forum mentioned RLS (restless leg syndrome) as being possibly coexistent with PN. This is a very interesting idea which may very well be true. This would explain some of the characteristics of PN, its tendency to get worse at night and the partial relief one gets simplying by walking around a bit. This may explain why Mirapex may be very helpful as a adjunct to Lyrica. Interesting ideas -no doubt.
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