by admin_1 on December 1, 2011
Neurontin, aka Gabapentin (per Wiki) is a drug designed for the treatment of epilepsy (specifically seizures), and for relief of neuropathic pain and hot flashes It has given significant efficacy to people seeking relief from fibromyalgia symptoms, and the neuropathic pain that is a symptom of cancer.
It was also advertised as a treatment for migraines and bipolar disorders, but the research on the effect of the medication on these conditions is far from conclusive. There are concerns about its limited use for epilepsy as well. (see also topiramate side effects)
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by admin_1 on October 25, 2011
One has only to reference the American Bar Association to note the number of attorneys involved in class action drug lawsuits; there are numerous current litigations in US courts, and courts in other countries.
The disadvantage to the individual patient, who is the victim of whatever drug has been found to cause harmful side effect, is that he or she may feel as an outsider, able neither to join in the litigious procedure nor benefit from the ultimate outcome of the litigation.
This does not have to be the case, if you know how to join a class action drug lawsuit. Access to a group action is a fairly simple procedure, performed online, at a number of agencies who will review, study and hopefully take on your case, at no [click to continue…]
by admin_1 on November 30, 2011
Pregabalin
Pregabalin is an anticonvulsive drug, according to Wikipedia, which is used for neuropathic pain (including disorders affecting the somato-sensory system, including dysesthesia—an abnormal reaction to touch).
As an anticonvulsive, it is also efficacious in the relief of partial seizures in epileptic adults, as well as generalized anxiety disorder. Marketed by Pfizer, its product name is Lyrica; recent studies have shown it to be effective in the treatment of fibromyalgia and the effects of spinal cord injury.
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