How effective is Gabapentin for Gout - chronic?

This is a real world study of how effective Gabapentin (gabapentin) is for Gout - chronic. The study is created by eHealthMe based on 8 reports from user community.

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What is Gabapentin

Gabapentin has active ingredients of gabapentin. It is used in neuralgia, pain, peripheral neuropathy, fibromyalgia, neuropathy peripheral. Common side effects of Gabapentin include pain, nausea, weakness, fatigue, dizziness.

On May, 23, 2013: 9 people are studied for taking Gabapentin in Gout - chronic

Gabapentin effectiveness for Gout - chronic (number of people):

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Who find Gabapentin more effective for Gout - chronic?

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See which drug is more effective in real world to treat:

• Gout - Chronic (30 drugs) (updated 1 month ago)

Latest outcomes in real world:

• Gabapentin reported by 36,098 people (updated 2 weeks ago)

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• From this study (10 months ago):

Severe chronic pain, but try to cope as much as possible without regular use of medications due to potential for side effects and the body's ability to get dependent and require higher doses to releave pain...having severe pain right now, and I know there's something I can't take with other medications, just can't remember what right now

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