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Old 06-20-2009, 02:12 PM #1
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Default lyrica vs neuortin
whats the pros and cons,,,im on neurontin,,but i notice that alot of you all are on lyrica both are anticonvulsants ,,but they are not the same,,, i read on drugs.com that lyrica had nerve injury pain properties and neurotin was used for nerves,,but i didnt get a clear picture,,,im sure alot of you have tryed both or switched from one to the other or your dr perferred one over ther other,,,,seems like like i get better answers from you then the simple minded stares from the dr when you ask him a question,,,,,,,,,,, bobber
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