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Gabapentin for Transverse Myelitis User Reviews

Brand names: Neurontin, Gralise, Gabarone, Fanatrex

Gabapentin rating summary

6.0/10 average rating

3 ratings from 3 user reviews.

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  • Anony...
  • September 26, 2016

"My max dosage was 300mg 3xdaily, it eased the worst of the neuralgia(stinging and burning) and even the numb/tingling sensation. However, it interacted poorly with all other medications I took. I could not mix it with Baclofen nor ANY OTC allergy medicines that were effective for me. Outside of medication interaction I had one side effect; not being able to orgasm, which was hard enough due the lack of normal sensation I have. I did discontinue the Gabapentin but only because I needed effective allergy control more than I wanted neuro pain management."

7 / 10
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  • Jamie
  • Taken for 10 years or more
  • September 17, 2020

"I am on 3600 mg of gabapentin the max dose. 900mg 3 x a day. Nothing works for my illness but this dampens it down. On top of this I have morphine patches and sodium valproate tabs max. The worst side affect and there are many is electric shocks all over the body and chest pain. It's a living nightmare but what's available through the UK NHS doctors bible is better than nothing. I don't pay for my drugs."

5 / 10
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  • Donald...
  • August 4, 2022

"Use gabapentin 300 MG 3 X day ! It help ease the tingling and burning but also makes me sleepy!"

6 / 10
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