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What happens if you stop gabapentin for a day?

 
 
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Old 08-22-2013, 07:02 PM #1
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Default What happens if you stop gabapentin for a day?
So I have a long drive next week - 10 hours driving. I will have my daughters with me but no one to share the driving. I started on gabapentin about 2.5 months ago, and am still getting wooly headed. I don't want to be sleepy or have slow reflexes on the drive. Can I stop the gabapentin for a day? Should I also stop the day before? I am willing to accept the pain, even aggravated by the drive, if I can stay alert and not put my daughters at risk.

Will stopping the gabapentin help me stay alert and is there a problem with stopping for a day or two?

Thanks.
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