Purpose: The pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, clinical efficacy, adverse effects, and dosage and administration of pregabalin are reviewed. Summary: Pregabalin is the first drug to receive approved ...

A man with epilepsy said he felt "let down" by a pharmacy that incorrectly gave him a Class C drug he had not been prescribed ...

A Telegram user claiming to be a London-based pharmacist offered to sell pregabalin tablets to a BBC ... prescribed drug has prompted a government review, the BBC has learned.

Obermann and colleagues have recently reported that pregabalin, a new drug that reduces release of excitatory neurotransmitters, shows promise as a treatment for TN. Their prospective, open-label ...

A systematic review of randomized controlled trials reveals ... milnacipran for sleep disturbance, and pregabalin for depressed mood. They did not note any substantial differences between the ...

Pregabalin is used to treat conditions including epilepsy, nerve pain and anxiety on the NHS, external. It comes as tablets, capsules or in liquid form, and may be called Alzain, Axalid or Lyrica ...

He said guidelines were in place for prescribers to offer alternative treatments before pregabalin and that GPs were required to review patients who had been prescribed it to make sure it was ...

Although pregabalin is mechanistically similar to gabapentin and shares similar advantages, such as a lack of pharmacokinetic interactions with other medications or enzyme induction, there are ...