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Old 08-14-2008, 06:44 AM #3
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I thought this happened to me. When they increased my lyrica my pain level seemed to not go down, infact it seemed to rise. My pain clinic dr. seemed to think I was nuts when I asked it my pain could have gotten worse. (I'm like we don't even know what is causeing the pain, how can we know if it could get worse!) But he wouldn't do anything with my drug levels. IDK. That prompts my question how much lyrica are you allowed to take daily?
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