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Pregabalin (Lyrica) vs gabapentin (Neurontin)

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Hi,I was on Neurontin for years but it did nothing for me. I was then switched to Lyrica, where i had many side effects [blurred vision,out of mind experiences, weight gain, etc]. I am getting off it now. Of course in saying that you might have not have these s/effects but go the the Lyrica site and get to know what to expect.Your dr. is in a better position to know than i am. Hope it works for you. regards
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