Pregabalin ( Lyrica) is an antiepileptic agent, a derivative of gamma — aminobutyric acid. Is manufactured by Pfizer. In addition, the drug is used for anxiety disorder. Anxiolytic effect in its application develops quickly, like the effect of benzodiazepines, which gives it an advantage over other anti-anxiety drugs. Chemical formula (S) - 3-(aminomethyl)-5-methylhexanoic acid or (C8H17NO2)
Lyrica are available in the form of gelatin capsules. Analogues of the drug Algerica, Pregabalin-Richter.
Since the drug is a strong painkiller, he did not stay away from the attention of drug addicts. In narcology, this drug is used to remove the vines as an auxiliary component of the treatment program. As for drug addicts, they tried hard drugs in some cases do not find this pleasure in the Lyrica. And removing the effect of the break-up, get used to it anyway. It is not sad, but addicts quickly become "hooked" to the Lyrica, they have a dependence.
The use of painkillers, even in doses of medicines also contributes to instant addiction. At the same time, people who have not previously used drugs, get high pleasure from the use of Lyrica, which also contributes to addiction. Until recently, the Lyrica were available in domestic pharmacies, which provoked the active spread of dependence on lyric tablets in the domestic environment of drug addicts.
Signs of drug use Lyrica:
Give eating Lyrica can staggering gait, when the patient can not stand still. Pupils slightly dilated, but not much glass in the eyes – excitability. Eating Lyrica is experiencing increased sweating. Under this there is aggression, confusion consciousness. Frequent change of mood.
Consequences of the use of Lyrica:
The main consequence of the reception of Lyrica, of course, is the development of dependence. Patients often complain of headaches and drowsiness. There is a violation of concentration, coordination, memory impairment, tremor. Swollen condition. Depression libido. There will also be problems with coordination, attention, memory, speech disorder, agitation, stupor, loss of taste, coma, myoclonic seizures and fainting. Overdoses from the Lyrica aren't really studied yet.
From the history of Lyrica:
