Lyrica (Pregabalin) medication to treat Fibromyalgia

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Lyrica (Pregabalin) medication to treat Fibromyalgia

Maria says:

January 5, 2011 at 4:12 AM

I suffer from fibromyalgia. There were times when I just couldn't bare the pain anymore. My rheumatologist prescribed Lyrica and it's like a miracle! I can't believe how wonderful I feel. I can live again! I don't have to take pain killers anymore! The only side effect is a little constipation. Nothing a good laxative can't fix. Between the two I certainly chose the constipation. I give Lyrica a big 10 and if I could I'd give it more. I'm sorry for those that Lyrica didn't help, not all medicines are for everybody. I hope you find the right one for you.

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