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Will lyrica help for nerve pain and numbness in toes caused from wearing tight footwear for years.
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Only nerve pain: If the foot pain is from a nerve damage then yes lyrica can reduce neuropathic pain, the numbness symptom will not be reduced by it however.
Answered 11/14/2016
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