I have question, are there anyone out there on Lyrica? Is it better than
Neurontin? or can someone explain it to me. Hp
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I have been on Lyrica for more than 2 years. Itake 450 mg per day and
have not found negative side effects. It has proven helpful to me in
lessening the banding and pins and needles sensations!
Rob in New Jersey
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Good morning. I'm on 450 mg/day of Lyrica. I still have a great deal of
pain but the Lyrica takes the edge off. I was on Gabapentin for a while but
it wasn't helping at all. I have never taken Neurontin so I can't compare.
Diane in Canada
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I've been on Lyrica for quite some time and have never tried Neurontin so I
can't help you...sorry!
Jeanne in Dayton
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From: harold
Date: 4/22/2008 7:28:41 AM
To: tmic-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [TMIC] Re: tmic-digest Digest V2008 #178
I have question, are there
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At 11:56 AM 4/21/2008, Jim Lubin wrote:
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Harold I've had TM since '02 and was on neurontin for years. I was up to
2400mg a day. Then Lyrica appeared on the market. When I asked my neuro he
just said it was the newest drug on the market for neuropathic pain,
seemed to have less side effects. Now as we know we are all very unique and
so is
I was given Neurontin in the early days of my illness. It made me very
lethargic, and I was unable to tolerate it. My doctor then prescribed Lyrica.
I
take 400 mg twice a day. I also take 60 mg of Cymbalta, Vicodin three
times a day, and also use a 50 mg Fentanyl patch. I still have
Please before you bring up a subject, please check the archives. Ofcourse
things will change in time, but some discussions are still fresh.
By checking the archives on subjects you only can find a answer to your
questions, but can also get a better few in the case you are interested in and
Harold,
I was frightened by the drugs used to control TM pain... especially
by the ramp up and adjustment I had read about. I now only use
naltrexone and take an aspirin daily. I'm so grateful I learned about
low dose naltrexone on this list.
Akua
--
It's always so interesting to read the different messages on the meds and
see what our providers have us on. With the TM it certainly comes down to
treating the symptoms and often times the symptoms are different from day to
day. I truly appreciate reading all of your different e-mails and thank
Wim, (and all of you who have been with TMIC longer) please forgive my
ignorance but why do we have both this site plus the archives? I just went
into the archives (thank you!) and notice the same 'type' of conversations
but they are divided into 'subject' and it is helpful to see that some are
The archives are just previous messages that have come through the TMIC. If
it is in the archives that just means it has been discussed before, but that
doesn't mean it can't be discussed again for those who weren't here then.
Barbara H.
_http://barbarah.wordpress.com/_
To Jeanne and all the new comers, yiou guys can post whatever you guys want
because whats in the archives can be old and someone may have a new
development. There is no rule about posting the same question or subject
twice. I may want to ask a question again that i already just to see if
Thanks, Sal...I can't tell you how much this site has meant to me. Before I
signed up for it, I was all alone with the TM and had so many questions.
Since I found all of you, I can't wait to look at my e-mail each day to see
what is happening and to 'talk' to you. I don't care if it is
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