I take cymbalta with lyrica and so far so good. It changed my life in regards to the burning and sharp pains i was getting in my ribs. Its far from a cure, but I was unable to move for hours at a time on a daily basis. The combo of lyrica and cymbalta changed that.

For me I became allergic to them both. Now I am on Methocarbamol 750 Mg 2 times a day and Diclofenac 750 Mg 2 times as day as well also Etodolac 400 Mg 2 tabs daily and I am also taken Belbuca for pain and also do Iv therapy with vit and minerals.

I also have to take Imtrex injections for migraines any where from 2 to 3 times weekly

Hope this helps you

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Good Morning DrT, I think I mentioned that I couldn’t take Lyrica and Cymbalta. I had a bad reaction to both. My PC put me on Pamelor, it’s a antidepressant that also works with nerve pain. It’s a medication that should be taken at bed time. It helps you sleep. I also take Zanaflex for muscle relaxer, I’m on Medicare and it’s covered pretty well. The Zanaflex is under $10.00. My doctor has also said to have your pharmacy run it through without insurance or check GoodRX, it may be cheaper that way. I hope you are able to find something that works.

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I hope it helps. I did research the pharmacy the best I could... And I personally know others who use that pharmacy. No one has been disappointed. If you have any other questions, I'll do my best to answer. I did talk to my doctor about it. And he said he knew people where having to seek pharmacies in other countries. Just to do your research first. But like I said earlier, this pharmacy was recommend by a doctor. One my mother sees. So I was pretty confident. Again, Good luck!

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