Hi, I'm Mitch

Hi @Mitch, welcome to Taper Community! When dealing with multiple drugs, it's best to taper only one at a time. We recommend Hyperbolic tapering here at TC - monthly reductions of no more than 10% of the previous month's dose. The reductions will therefore get smaller and smaller as time goes on. The greatest changes in receptor occupancy happen at very low doses, so tapering this way is safer and easier on the brain. Some members can only taper by 5% or even less. Everyone is different in what their own body can handle. They key is to listen to your body and adjust your taper accordingly. If symptoms become severe, then that is a sign you need to slow your taper down by holding longer between reductions or reducing by a lesser amount. We don't want to keep pushing through symptoms. Slower is faster in the long run. If you go to the Tapering Protocols, Symptoms & Self-Care, and I Need Support sections of the forum and click on the Guides tab, you'll find lots of helpful advice and tips. The Resources section also has lots of helpful information. We look forward to supporting you on your tapering and healing journey. Keep us updated with how things are going. Catina 💜 https://taper.community/drugs/lyrica https://taper.community/resources/blog/pregabalin-lyrica-taper https://taper.community/drugs/gabapentin https://taper.community/resources/blog/gabapentin-withdrawal-timeline-and-symptoms