Gabitril

The FDA had taken action against Cephalon following reports of seizures in patients who took Gabitril to treat conditions other than epilepsy, and required the company to send a warning to physicians advising them of the risks of seizures in connection with off-label Gabitril use.

Health News from Medical News Today 2009

I'm not finding much on Gabitril affecting the kidneys, thank goodness.

I tell you this to keep myself honest. feste_sylvain 2009

(That explains why I didn't have a pain spike when I went from it to Gabitril).

Thor's Day hdaemon 2009

These predate the switch from Lyrica to Gabitril, so it's not a Gabitril side effect; Gabitril's supposed to help you sleep, anyway, per my neuro.

Saturday night miscellany feste_sylvain 2009

What I don't know is how much of that is Lyrica detox, and how much is Gabitril ramp-up.

Friday theferrett 2009

Because I don't want to talk to my doctors about it for fear that they'll take me off the Gabitril just to be safe.

I tell you this to keep myself honest. feste_sylvain 2009

Because if it's the Gabitril causing this, they will take me off the Gabitril.

I tell you this to keep myself honest. feste_sylvain 2009

In 2008, Cephalon agreed to pay $425 million and plead guilty to a criminal charge that it promoted pain drug Actiq, antiseizure drug Gabitril and narcolepsy treatment Provigil for uses that weren't approved by the Food and Drug Administration, a pra ctice also known as off-label marketing.

Cephalon Probed on Pain Drug Peter Loftus 2011

Other drugs whose labels may be updated are Cephalon Inc. 's Gabitril and Novartis AG's Trileptal.

FDA Wants Epilepsy-Drug Warnings 2008

Cephalon, of Frazer, Pa., will plead guilty to promoting three medications -- pain killer Actiq, narcolepsy pill Provigil and the epilepsy treatment Gabitril -- for uses not approved by the U.S.

Cephalon Completes Settlement 2008