Lyrica (pregabalin) is a prescription drug used to treat the following conditions in adults: nerve pain from a spinal cord injury nerve pain after shingles fibromyalgia focal onset seizures, also known as partial onset seizures (for this use, it’s taken in combination with other seizure medications) diabetic nerve pain Lyrica is also prescribed to treat focal onset seizures in children ages 1 month and older, along with other epilepsy medications. Lyrica belongs to a drug class called antiepileptics. Lyrica is not an opioid, but it is a controlled substance. (See the FAQ titled “Are there…
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