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Old 05-25-2022, 07:31 PM #9
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I had a remarkably good reaction to Lyrica but when the dosage was upped I got confused and the doc said it was dangerous to continue it. Lyrica was almost as effective as a stellate ganglion nerve block except if I did much of anything I had more pain the next day that was not controlled by the medication.
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