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Old 04-23-2010, 06:56 AM #16
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No BeccaP, the symtoms you describing are the side effects of Lyrica and there are scary.It is really an anti-depressant but used for nerve pain. i was on it and i was spaced out on it and i know others who do not like it.But then again,each one to their own.I would not advise anyone to go off it without their dr.s say-so. regards
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