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Neurontin<br />
(Gabapentin)<br />
Page 123<br />
GA-ba-PEN-tin<br />
Classification: Anticonvulsant.<br />
IFU: Nerve Pain<br />
Action: Affects chemicals and<br />
nerves in the body that are<br />
involved in the cause of seizures<br />
and some types of pain.<br />
Gabapentin affects chemicals<br />
and nerves in the body that are<br />
involved in the cause of seizures<br />
and some types of pain.<br />
Dosage: 1 00mg (capsules, tablets,<br />
oral solution)<br />
Route: P.O.<br />
Adverse Reaction: Clumsiness or<br />
unsteadiness, Anxiety,<br />
concentration problems and<br />
change in school performance,<br />
crying, depression, false sense of<br />
well-being, hyperactivity or<br />
increase in body movements,<br />
rapidly changing moods,<br />
reacting too quickly, too<br />
emotional, or overreacting,<br />
Restlessness, suspiciousness or<br />
distrust<br />
Interactions: Sodium oxybate:<br />
Using sodium oxybate together<br />
with gabapentin may increase<br />
side effects such as drowsiness,<br />
dizziness, lightheadedness,<br />
confusion, depression, low blood<br />
pressure, slow or shallow<br />
breathing, and impairment in<br />
thinking, judgment, and motor<br />
coordination.