Generic Name: Gabapentin for Pudendal Neuralgia (gabapentin)
Gabapentin for Pudendal Neuralgia Reviews
"I’ve had severe pelvic floor dysfunction and organ failure as a result. My nerve is compressed, and I’ve been in excruciating pain for almost 2 years. I started using gabapentin last week, and I noticed the difference immediately. I can function again. I’m in physical therapy, and this is a way to get through the pain so I can heal. I wish I had taken it sooner but was scared. Everyone is different. I have a few side effects, but not so bad, I’m tired and have some muscle aches. I also must mention that I take Lamictal because I have bipolar II, so I have experience with transitioning onto meds. This might have made it easier on me. Lamictal was a hard one, so this is a breeze, again, everyone is different. It really has changed the game, I even notice my inflammation has decreased. If you match this with a clean lifestyle and exercise, I think it’s worth the go because it really helped! Oh, I was also worried about weight gain, but I eat clean, so I think I’ll be okay!"
"Cannot live without gabapentin! I take it for pudendal neuralgia. Gave my life back!"
"A LOT of side effects, blurred vision (extreme); depression; nightmares, delirium (if drink alcohol); withdrawal if suddenly stopped"
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