Yoga Journal USA - July-August 2017

BEFORE

FIBROMYALGIA PAIN,

I WAS ACTIVE

NOW WITH

LYRICA® (PREGABALIN), I HAVE

LESS PAIN AND CAN BE

For some patients, LYRICA signifi cantly relieves the chronic, widespread pain of FIBROMYALGIA.*

LYRICA is indicated to treat Fibromyalgia in adults 18 years and older.

WITH LESS FIBROMYALGIA PAIN

FIBROMYALGIA is thought to be

the result of overactive nerves.

LY R I C A is believed to calm

these nerves.

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your doctor right away about muscle

pain along with feeling sick and

feverish, or any changes in your

eyesight including blurry vision or

any skin sores if you have diabetes.

You may have a higher chance of

swelling, hives or gaining weight if

you are also taking certain diabetes

or high blood pressure medicines.

Do not drink alcohol while taking

LYRICA. You may have more dizziness

and sleepiness if you take LYRICA

with alcohol, narcotic pain medicines,

or medicines for anxiety. If you have

had a drug or alcohol problem, you

may be more likely to misuse LYRICA.

Tell your doctor if you are planning

to father a child, if you are pregnant,

or plan to become pregnant.

Breastfeeding is not recommended

while taking LYRICA. Talk with your

doctor before you stop taking LY R I C A

or any other prescription medication.

Please see

Important Risk Information

for LYRICA on the following page.

You are encouraged to report

negative side effects of

prescription drugs to the FDA.

Visit http://www.FDA.gov/medwatch

call 1-800-FDA-1088.

Ask your doctor about LYRICA

Visit LYRICA.com

Call 1-888-5-LYRICA

PP-LYR-USA-1779-01 ©2017 Pfi zer Inc. All rights reserved. February 2017

*Individual results may vary.

Prescription LYRICA is not for
everyone.Tell your doctor right away
about any serious allergic reaction
that causes swelling of the face,
mouth, lips, gums, tongue, throat, or
neck or any trouble breathing, rash,
hives or blisters. LYRICA may cause
suicidal thoughts or actions in a very
small number of people. Patients,
family members or caregivers
should call the doctor right away
if they notice suicidal thoughts or
actions, thoughts of self harm, or any
unusual changes in mood or behavior.
These changes may include new or
worsening depression, anxiety,
restlessness, trouble sleeping, panic
attacks, anger, irritability, agitation,
aggression, dangerous impulses
or violence, or extreme increases
in activity or talking. If you have
suicidal thoughts or actions, do not
stop LYRICA without fi rst talking
to your doctor. LYRICA may cause
swelling of your hands, legs and
feet. Some of the most common
side effects of LYRICA are dizziness
and sleepiness. Do not drive or work
with machines until you know how
LYRICA affects you. Other common
side effects are blurry vision, weight
gain, trouble concentrating, dry
mouth, and feeling “high.” Also, tell