Gabantip-AT 300mg 10 Tablets

babies: used in children < 6 years of age to treat only bedwetting. pregnancy: this medication is not safe to use in pregnancy. even though limited human studies are available, studies on animals have shown harmful effects on developing babies.
consult your doctor. lactating mother: this medication is not safe to use in lactating mothers. limited human studies have shown that this drug may pass into breast milk and harm babies. alcohol: it is not safe to take this medication with alcohol. driving: it is not safe to use this medication while driving as it may affect your driving ability.
consult your doctor. kidney: it is likely to be safe to use in kidney disease patients. you may need a dose adjustment.
consult your doctor. liver: use this medication with caution in liver dysfunction patients. you may need a dose adjustment.
consult your doctor. this medication is not recommended in severe liver disease patients..

Aggressiveness Sleeplessness Mood or behaviour changes Irritability Restlessness Mouth dryness Vision disturbances Dizziness Constipation Weight gain Raise in heart beat.

Gabapentin is structurally similar to the gaba neurotransmitter. It works by preventing calcium to the cell membrane.
Amitriptyline belongs to a tricyclic antidepressant class of medication. Amitriptyline increases noradrenaline and sertraline neurotransmission by stopping the noradrenaline and serotonin transporter at nerve terminals..

If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible. If it is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose.
Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily. Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

• Gabantip AT is advised to treat chronic pain, which is caused due to nerve damage • Beforehand, tell your doctor if you are using any otc or prescription medications • Keep a time gap of two hours between antacids and this medication. concurrent administration may result in reduced absorption of this medication • Along with this medication, go for physiotherapy to get relief from pain.

• acepromazine + gabapentin: concurrent use of this medication may result in respiratory depression • benperidol + gabapentin: concurrent use of this medication may result in respiratory depression • bromazepam + gabapentin: concurrent use of this medication may result in respiratory depression • diazepam + gabapentin: concurrent use of this medication may result in respiratory depression • halothane + gabapentin: concurrent use of this medication may result in respiratory depression • alfuzosin + amitriptyline: concurrent use of this medication may result in an increased risk of qt interval prolongation • aceclofenac + amitriptyline: concurrent use of this medication may result in an increased risk of bleeding • bromfenac + amitriptyline: concurrent use of this medication may result in an increased risk of bleeding • disopyramide + amitriptyline: concurrent use of this medication may result in an increased risk of cardiotoxicity.