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Pregabalin

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Summary of Pregabalin
Use of Medicine:	Pain Relief
Active Ingredients:	Pregabalin
Available Strengths:	150mg
Available Packages:	30, 60, 90, 120, 180 pills
Payment Method:	VISA, MASTERCARD
Shipping Method:	Express Worldwide Delivery
Price from:	$119.00
Prescription:	Not Required

Pregabalin tablets are commonly used to relieve pain that occurs in arms, fingers, hands, toes, feet, or legs in diabetic or postherpetic neuralgia (PHN) patients. Pregabalin is one of the prescription drugs commonly used to treat pain that can happen due to spinal cord injury or seizures. It is considered one of the best anticonvulsants available in independent pharmacies after approval by the FDA.

The tablet is used for the following health issues:

Fibromyalgia (muscular pain, changes in mood, sleep complications, and fatigue)
Any pain from shingles, diabetes, or spinal cord injury.

Unofficial or off-label uses may include:

Anxiety
Back pain
Migraines

How effective is Pregabalin?

The effectiveness of Pregabalin may vary from condition to condition for which the medication is being used.

For epileptic seizures, Pregabalin may be able to reduce the effects for most patients. Depending upon the intensity of the seizure, most patients can reduce effects by 50% after taking Lyrica.
For fibromyalgia, Pregabalin has helped improve quality of life by improving sleep patterns and reducing musculoskeletal pain.
For neuralgia, Pregabalin has been an effective form of medication. Be it diabetic neuropathy, postherpetic neuralgia, or central nerve pain, Pregabalin is a reliable form of treatment.

Dosage instructions

Pregabalin comes in various strengths, and the dose of the medicine may vary from person to person, depending on one's strength, tolerance, and medical condition. Seeking medical assistance by consulting a healthcare professional on your dosage is the best option to prevent any adverse side effects.

Dose for onset seizures

Adult dosage (18 to 64 years) varies from a usual dose of 150mg daily to the maximum dosage limit of 600mg in 2 to 3 divided doses.
Pediatric dosage (4 to 17 years) varies according to age and weight. For children weighing from 11 to 30kg, 3.5mg/kg can be divided throughout the day, whereas, for children weighing 30kg or more, 2.5mg/kg can be divided throughout the day. The maximum dose should not exceed 10 mg/kg (600mg) a day.
Senior dosage (65 years and above) depends on the medical condition and history of the individual patient.

Dose for fibromyalgia

Adult dosage (18 to 64 years) varies from a standard dose of 75mg twice daily to 450mg maximum.
Senior dosage (65 years and above) depends on the individual patient's medical condition, body reaction, and history.

Dose for neuropathic pain

Adult dosage (18 to 64 years) from a regular dose of 75mg twice daily to 600mg maximum.
Senior dosage (65 years and above) depends on the medical condition and history of the individual patient. However, doses are lower as compared to an average adult.

Dose for diabetic peripheral neuropathy

Adult dosage (18 to 64 years) from a regular dose of 50mg thrice a day to 300mg maximum.
Senior dosage (65 years and above) depends on the medical condition and history of the individual patient. The dosage has more to do with the tolerance of the individual.

Patients with pre-existing liver or kidney problems and breathing problems should consult their doctor before taking Lyrica. Pregabalin may cause heart problems in patients with diabetic neuropathy.

Why is Pregabalin considered a good treatment for pain relief?

Pregabalin is considered one of the best treatments for pain relief because it has little or no significant adverse effects and offers management of severe nerve pain. The medication is extraordinarily efficacious as it controls seizure activity. Moreover, Pregabalin may also help children who suffer from partial seizures.

Even the off-label benefits of the drug are impressive. Pregabalin helps manage anxiety, back pains, and alcohol withdrawal symptoms.

What are the side effects of Pregabalin?

Although Pregabalin is considered a safe drug for pain management, some common side effects exist that 10% of users may experience. Slightly severe side effects were only found in users taking Lyrica non-suitable dosages or ignoring a contraindicated state. Therefore, staying in touch with your medical expert is always advisable; you get help when needed.

Common side effects:

Nausea
Headaches
Sleepiness
Blurry vision
Dizziness
Weight gain
Trouble concentrating
Fever
Dry mouth
Upset Stomach
Constipation

Severe side effects:

Allergic reactions (skin redness or rash, swelling of tongue, throat, etc.)
suicidal thoughts
Eye problems
Fluid retention
Irregular heartbeat

FDA warns that Pregabalin may cause breathing problems in patients with respiratory risk factors. Contact your doctor immediately if you experience trouble breathing or an allergic reaction, and stop taking Lyrica. With proper preventative measures, side effects can be avoidable in most cases. However, lingering side effects may require the help of a medical expert.

FAQs

When should I take Pregabalin?

Pregabalin can be taken for seizures or neuropathic pain. The drug can be taken twice or thrice a day, depending upon the overall dosage the individual's doctor prescribes. The drug can be taken with or without food. The best time to take Pregabalin is right after an evening meal. If the drug is in tablet form, one must swallow it directly.

How long does it take Pregabalin to work?

Although Pregabalin may start working immediately after taking, the results might vary from person to person. It may even take several weeks for some users to experience relief. Ideally, the drug takes two months to build up within a body and give optimum results. Within two to four weeks, a person might feel better in pain.

Can I take Pregabalin in pregnancy?

Pregabalin or any other Gabapentinoids should be avoided during pregnancy until or unless it is the last option after the advice of a medical expert or gynecologist. There is limited information on whether Pregabaline is safe during pregnancy or not. The drug may cause complications during pregnancy.

Can I drive after taking Pregabalin?

Depending upon the dose and how it reacts within an individual's body, Pregabalin may cause double or blurred vision, unsteadiness, laziness, clumsiness, drowsiness or dizziness. It is not advisable to perform any activity or drive after consuming the drug, especially if taken the first time.

How long can I take Pregabalin?

Pregabalin is used as a long-term pain management medication. You can take Pregabalin for as long as you have nerve pain; however, the drug needs to be reviewed every six months by a medical expert to prevent lingering or severe side effects.

Does long-term use of Pregabalin have adverse effects on my health?

Taking Pregabalin for a long time without consulting a medical expert may adversely affect one's health. The drug might even stop working, or the individual may become an addict leading to withdrawal symptoms once the consumption of the drug is stopped.