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Old 12-24-2007, 12:05 PM
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Question Lyrica - y'alls experiences?


My neurologist and psychiatrist talked and decided to add 50 mg of lyrica twice a day to my medications. Its only the second anti-epileptic drug I am taking.

They suggested it because I have had horrible trouble sleeping for the past several months and that is a seizure trigger. I tried ambien, lunesta, tramazopam....none worked that well and the side effects were horrible.

So they suggested lyrica - it helps with onset partial seizures and coincedentally it helps anxiety and sleeplessness.

So far (three days not) it seems to be helping. It makes me a tad bit sleepy in the mornings, but not unbearable. And then at night I take it and have no porblem sleeping all night long.

Has anyone had any experience with lyrica? What are y'alls thoughts?
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Old 12-28-2007, 02:01 AM
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Sorry no one has responded Emily.
Perhaps no one to this point has any experience with it.
We can't get past the side effects of one med let alone add another. Hope it helps
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