The chances that a medication will effectively reduce your fibromyalgia symptoms are usually less than 50 percent and quite often the drug will produce intolerable side effects. Given these odds, the trial and error process is a difficult road for fibromaylgia patients to take. However, a recent study by researchers in the United Kingdom may help. They evaluated the data from four clinical trials involving Lyrica (pregabalin) for the treatment of fibromyalgia to look for an easy measurement that might help predict early on if a drug is drug is worth sticking with.
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Fibromyalgia patients who achieved a substantial or moderate benefit based on pain intensity scores were the ones who showed significant improvements in all other symptom measures.
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