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I guess it did not bother me to just quit taking them. Everyone is different in how they react to things. That was over a year ago. My doctor never said anything to me about quitting them either. He just asked if I was still taking them, I said "nope" & that was the end of Lyrica for me.View Thread

I don't know what really caused the yeast infection, but I did have it for a good 8 months.
Good Luck..View Thread

Back to infections, when he was younger he always suffered from respiratory infections, every year, it never failed, as a matter of fact his last one was in Sept.09.
Except, he does play sports & has always been cleared for sports. (football & baseball) In Texas it gets extremely hot, especially in summer and the start of football. If he is having problems he does not mention them to us or coaches. I will say he has never fainted, but I know when it hits him at home beause he gets unstable when getting up.
He was just cleared this past June to play sports again, I even reminded his doctor about it, all he said is he will outgrow it. As of yet he has not...View Thread

Not the best idea, but the only things that helps me is taking Midol & Advil every two hours, I even take what our company office has in the medicine cabinet. So like I said not the best idea, but I only suffer with the pain for two days. I know it is way beyond (way beyond) than what is recommended, but it is the ony thing that helps me.View Thread


When was the last time they did a FULL PANEL thyroid test?View Thread




I guess I have to ask, are they helping you?View Thread
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