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I just started taking gabapentin. i took my first pill last night(300mg)woke up this morning 3:30am and had hallucinations & all day nausea. solution?
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Contact prescriber.: Hallucinations not common from gabapentin but need review as it may relate to condition for which you are prescribed gabapentin. Nausea may abate with continued use. Stop the med (if intolerable) and consult prescriber. Best regards.
Answered 12/2/2015
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