Seizures - Neurontin
Here
you can order the Neurontin prescription drugs from the online
pharmacy by using the chart below. Be sure to read all of the following
Neurontin
information before placing your order.
| Dose |
Qty. |
Price |
Shipping |
Order |
| 400mg |
30 |
$129 |
$18 FedEx |
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| 400mg |
60 |
$179 |
$18 FedEx |
BUY |
| 400mg |
90 |
$239 |
FREE FedEx |
BUY |
| 600mg |
30 |
$139 |
$18 FedEx |
BUY |
| 600mg |
60 |
$199 |
$18 FedEx |
BUY |
| 600mg |
90 |
$289 |
FREE FedEx |
BUY |
| 800mg |
30 |
$279 |
$18 FedEx |
BUY |
| 800mg |
60 |
$329 |
$18 FedEx |
BUY |
| 800mg |
90 |
$359 |
FREE FedEx |
BUY |
Neurontin Information
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Neurontin
- Why is this drug prescribed?
Neurontin, an epilepsy
medication, is used with other medications to treat partial seizures
(the type in which symptoms are limited). It may be prescribed whether
or not the seizures eventually become general and result in loss of
consciousness.
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Neurontin
- Most important fact about this drug?
Take Neurontin exactly
as directed by your doctor. To effectively control your seizures, it
is important that you take Neurontin 3 times a day, approximately every
8 hours. You should not go longer than 12 hours without a dose of medication.
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Neurontin
- How should you take this medication?
Do not increase or
decrease dosage of this medication without your doctor's approval; and
do not suddenly stop taking it, as this may cause an increase in the
frequency of your seizures. If you are taking an antacid such as Maalox,
take Neurontin at least 2 hours after the antacid. You may take Neurontin
with or without food.
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- If you miss a dose
Try not to allow more
than 12 hours to pass between doses. Do not double doses.
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- Storage instructions
Store capsules and tablets
at room temperature. Keep the oral solution refrigerated.
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- What side effects may occur?
Side effects cannot
be anticipated. If any develop or change in intensity, inform your doctor
as soon as possible. Because Neurontin is used with other antiseizure
drugs, it may not be possible to determine whether a side effect is
due to Neurontin alone. Only your doctor can determine if it is safe
for you to continue taking Neurontin.
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Neurontin
- More common side effects may include:
Blurred, dimmed, or
double vision, bronchitis (in children), dizziness, drowsiness, fatigue,
fever (in children), involuntary eye movement, itchy, runny nose, lack
of muscular coordination, nausea, tremor, viral infection (in children),
vomiting, weight increase (in children)
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- Less common or rare side effects may
include:
Abnormal coordination,
abnormal dreams, abnormal thinking, agitation, allergy, altered reflexes,
anemia, angina pectoris (crushing chest pain), anxiety, apathy, arthritis,
back pain, behavioral or psychological problems, bladder problems, bleeding
gums, bloody stools, bruising, cataracts, chill, conjunctivitis (pinkeye),
constipation, cough, cysts, decreased sensitivity to touch, dehydration,
depression, difficult or labored breathing, dry eyes, dry mouth or throat,
dry or scaly skin, ear problems, exaggerated feeling of well-being,
excessive body hair, eye pain or disorder, fainting, feeling "high,"
"fever" blisters on lips and mouth, fluid retention, fracture, gas,
general feeling of illness, hair loss, hallucination, headache, heart
murmur, heartburn, hemorrhoids, hepatitis, high blood pressure, hoarseness,
hostility, hyperactivity, increased appetite, increased salivation,
increased sweating, indigestion, inflammation of the mouth, gums, or
tongue, inflammation of the stomach and intestinal lining, irregular
heartbeat, itching, joint pain, stiffness, or swelling, liver enlargement,
loss of appetite, loss of bowel control, loss of memory, low blood pressure,
menstrual problems, migraines, mononucleosis, mouth sores, muscle pain
or weakness, nervousness, nosebleeds, paralysis, pneumonia, respiratory
infections, sexual problems, shortness of breath, skin disorders, sleepwalking,
sore throat, speech difficulties, stupor, swelling of the face, taste
loss, tendinitis, thirst, tingling or pins and needles, twitching, unstable
emotions, vaginal hemorrhage, vertigo, weight increase or decrease
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Neurontin
- Why should this drug not be prescribed?
You should not take
Neurontin if you have ever had an allergic reaction to it.
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- Special warnings about this medication?
Neurontin causes some
people to become drowsy and less alert. Do not drive or operate dangerous
machinery or participate in any hazardous activity that requires full
mental alertness until you are certain Neurontin does not have this
effect on you. In children, Neurontin occasionally triggers behavioral
problems such as unstable emotions, hostility, aggression, hyperactivity,
and lack of concentration. However, such problems (if they occur) are
usually mild. Be sure to tell your doctor if you have any kidney problems
or are on hemodialysis, as your doctor will need to adjust your dosage
of Neurontin. Tell your doctor about any medications you are taking,
including over-the-counter drugs.
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- Possible food and drug interactions when
taking this medication?
If Neurontin is taken
with certain other drugs, the effects of either can be increased, decreased,
or altered. It is especially important to check with your doctor before
combining Neurontin with the following: Antacids such as Maalox
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- Special information if you are pregnant
or breastfeeding?
The effects of Neurontin
on pregnant women have not been adequately studied, although birth defects
have occurred in babies whose mothers took an antiepileptic medication
while they were pregnant. The drug should be used during pregnancy only
if clearly needed. If you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant, tell
your doctor immediately. This medication may appear in breast milk and
could affect a nursing infant. It should be used by mothers who nurse
their babies only if its benefits clearly outweigh the risks.
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- Recommended dosage?
ADULTS AND CHILDREN
18 YEARS AND OVER The recommended starting dose is 300 milligrams three
times a day. After that, the usual daily dosage ranges from 900 to 1,800
milligrams divided into 3 doses. If Neurontin is discontinued or another
drug is added to therapy, your doctor will do this gradually, over a
1-week period. It’s not recommended to give Neurontin to children under
18 years of age without consulting a doctor.
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- Overdosage? Any medication taken in excess can have serious consequences.
If you suspect an overdose, seek medical treatment immediately. Symptoms
of Neurontin overdose may include: Diarrhea, double vision, drowsiness,
lethargy, slurred speech.
