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Old 10-16-2009, 08:10 AM #23
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Hi I did take both for about a year and half. It helped me greatly. I no longer take them both and now take Cymbalta, Lyrica and Tramadol. It is a good combination for me. I also started IVIG for my neuropathy symptoms because I am at the point that I would like to decrease the Lyrica as I have gained so much weight. I just started the infustion therapy so time will tell. But, yes, Lyrica and Neurontin can be safely taken together and yes it can help the pain greatly.
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