Trackpad freezing

Hello everyone,
My 2 1/2 year-old Macbook Pro is having issues with its trackpad. It freezes up everytime I touch it, causing me to have to hit the power button and restart the computer. Thankfully I have an external mouse so I haven't really attempted to deal with the problem since it began sometime in July, but it is still annoying because I will sometimes touch the trackpad on accident and then be forced to restart. I installed Lion on it so I'm wondering if the problem could be related to that? Maybe something in the settings? Unfortunately I can't recall if this started happening immediately after I installed Lion (which was about a week after it was released), or if it was later, but it was definitely AFTER I installed Lion.
Please help!

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