The findings indicate that a child's hours of parent care are reduced, but on much less than a one-for-one basis, as the parent-care hours of siblings increase. Findings also suggest that a child's supply of parent-care hours is reduced by having sisters, holding constant the care efforts of siblings.
Answer 2: True, Lyrica can help people going through withdrawal from narcotics (opiates or opioids), just as in some cases very mild doses of opioids have been used on individuals who had been taking high doses of Lyrica for very long periods of time and were going through Lyrica withdrawal.
While Lyrica is not indicated to treat pain from conditions other than those listed above, physicians do sometimes prescribe it to treat certain forms of pain, such as back pain and chronic pain. This is known as off label prescribing. Lyrica is believed to have low potential for abuse or addiction (a Schedule V medication). For some patients, Lyrica starts to work in as little as one week. For others, it may take several weeks before taking effect, so patients should be sure to discuss this with their doctor.