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I have been on lyrica for 10 years. I was given generic lyrica 3 days ago, and it is horrible. Dizzy, balance issues, edgy, severe muscle pain. I wrote to my doctor to always prescribe the brand name. I called my ins. co, and they said they would pay for the brand still, if doctor writes dispense as written. I hope I can get through the next 27 days before i can get a refill. FibroHyg
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Harass the doc every hour until it's re-filled, and volunteer to take the generic version back to the pharmacy to exchange, whatever it needs. See if that helps.
But also check the meds (is it really Lyrica generic you got? If you examine the pill/capsule against the description legally required to be given on the pill bottle label (in tiny tiny print, as a rule, which is why I have a magnifying glass!)...
Note: GENERIC LYRICA WAS ONLY APPROVED FOR USE FOR NERVE PAIN IN JULY 2019. So it's not been out long for that use. So...
Contact pharmacy, contact doctor, and if you need, go to the ER. If *they* contact your doc, he may respond a bit faster. OK? Keep us updated.... Hugs of hope.