I have taken Lyrica for 2 years now. It has worked well for pain mostly the entire time. I am not sure about the anxiety except for the stress that is relieved after my pain starts to subside. I am supposed to only take up to 600 mg a day (per manufacturer) however, I am taking almost 1200 a day on some days that the pain is exceptionally high. This causes mild dizziness, and will cause some very awkward headaches when first taking the Lyrica. After 3 days, I no longer get the headaches.
Since Lyrica works on the nerve sites that distribute the pain signals, it takes a good week to get down to that level. I hope this helps in some way answer your question.
Generally those 2 drugs are not prescribed together as long as they work on the same receptors. In some occasions, they can be taken together and 225 mg of lyrica (strong dose) is okay with 300 mg of gabapentin (which is a low dose)
Lyrica is typically divided into two daily doses ranging between 150-450mg. You should consult your doctor to determine the right dosage for your treatment.
Creatinine is the break down product of creatinine phosphate from the muscles. There is no daily dose as it is not taken as medicine
The average dose is 50mg three times a day. If you have taken 4500mg, you need to call 911.
375 mg of Klonopin should be used to treat anxiety. You can increase this somewhat if your anxiety increases or doesn't improve. Check with your doctor for the correct dose.
Primidone should be taken at approximately the same time every night. If a daily dose is missed, it should be taken as soon as possible. However, if it is almost time for the next dose, the missed dose should be skipped.
Usually if someone is prescribed a course of iron tablets, they are a low-dose pill which is designed to be taken on a daily basis, over a substantial period of time. The alternative is a short 'course' of high-dose injections administered by a doctor.
Tinctures of sage are available commercially. A standard dose is 16-40 drops, taken up to three times daily.
If a daily dose is missed, it should be taken as soon as possible. However, if it is within four hours of the next scheduled dose, then the missed dose should be skipped.
Recommended Daily Dose or Recommended Daily Dose
No. Better to switch all your dose to diazepam. Safer, and you can schedule to reduce your overall daily dose 0.5 mg diazepam every 2 weeks.
That is a very high dose, but I don't think you will die from it. I think you should follow your doctors recommended dose.