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I'm not looking for medical advice, I just would like to know (Original Post) Raven Mar 2021 OP
I have taken Gabapentin for about 10 years brer cat Mar 2021 #1
No, still works here. But you may need to ask your doc... machoneman Mar 2021 #2
There's no side effect of tolerance with gabapentin. Aristus Mar 2021 #3
Oh, there's tolerance all right. zanana1 Mar 2021 #6
Tolerance and dependence are two different things. Aristus Mar 2021 #8
it never worked for me MFM008 Mar 2021 #4
it never worked for me. rampartc Mar 2021 #5
I had to look up gabapentin and I've never used it. However, in using anti-psychotics to abqtommy Mar 2021 #7
Your dosage may need to be adjusted. In_The_Wind Mar 2021 #9

machoneman

(4,014 posts)
2. No, still works here. But you may need to ask your doc...
Fri Mar 19, 2021, 11:03 PM
Mar 2021

...if an increase in dosage may help. I'd ask.

Aristus

(66,478 posts)
3. There's no side effect of tolerance with gabapentin.
Fri Mar 19, 2021, 11:12 PM
Mar 2021

If your current dose no longer works, it means your neuropathy has progressed beyond the ability of your current dose to treat.

zanana1

(6,135 posts)
6. Oh, there's tolerance all right.
Sat Mar 20, 2021, 06:16 PM
Mar 2021

I once ran out of Gabapentin on a weekend. The withdrawal wasn't pretty.

abqtommy

(14,118 posts)
7. I had to look up gabapentin and I've never used it. However, in using anti-psychotics to
Sat Mar 20, 2021, 06:47 PM
Mar 2021

control mental illness I regularly had those meds fail and had to choose a new one. Talk
to your Doc and do what's best for yourself.

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