If your talking about the legality... Just like with all things Medical Marijuana. Its a conflict. You can legally by seeds just like marijuana, if your legal in your state. â¦ Under Federal law its still illegal. Its still schedule one. Until its droped it from schedule one their is still some risk.
Lyrica is not considered an opioid but it is a pain management drug, and I think what they are saying is either this doctor manages ALL your pain management meds, or you get them from someone else. In many states it is a felony to get controlled substances from one doctor and not tell all the other doctors you see about it.
Lyrica, an anti-epileptic and anticonvulsant drug to control seizures, is also used to control pain from nerve damage and to treat fibromyalgia. While it's possible a doctor might recommend Lyrica for pain management of rheumatoid arthritis, the drug has not been approved for treating RA. According to the Arthritis Foundation, between 20 percent and 30 percent of rheumatoid arthritis patients develop fibromyalgia, but the reason is unknown.