Bilirubin is primarily a product of the breakdown of red blood cells by the liver. Elevated bilirubin in urine causes include a malfunction of the liver - resulting in the kidneys performing the filtration responsibilities and therefore causing the bilirubin to be removed through the urine.
The most common side effects of Lyrica are. 1  dizziness, 2  drowsiness, 3  dry mouth (xerostomia), 4  edema (accumulation of fluid),  blurred 1  vision, double vision (diplopia),  weight 1  gain, fatigue (tiredness),  abnormal gait 1  (ataxia), tremor,  and. difficulty concentrating.
Dizziness is reported by 5% of iGuard members. During clinical studies, up to 31% of patients experience dizziness while taking Lyrica. For some, the dizziness will go away with time. For others, this is a side effect that continues as long as they are on the medication. The severity of the dizziness depends on the dose. The higher the dose, the worse the dizziness may become. It is up to you to decide if the dizziness is something that is affecting your quality of life or not.