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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
All.Needless to say, I failed a field sobriety test (I blew a 0.00, but I could not walk a straight line, and the eye test revealed nystagmus, which is a side effect of both drugs) and was arrested. DUI is DUI, no matter the drug, and no matter if it is prescribed or not.This is just my little precautionary tale in response to your question as to whether it it's a safe combination. Good luck to you sir. I have a cough that I’ve had sine November of last year. My Pulmonology doctor said to try gabapentin for the cough. I have Fibromyalgia and back pain. I started at 300 mg twice a day for a week. Now I’m st 600 mg twice a day Amazing my cough is almost gone!!! My back and Fibromyalgia is about the same.I am doing physical therapy for my lower back and inncontinence that I’ve been dealing with for years.The gabapentin makes me really tired. I’m going to cut back to 300 mg twice a day.Years ago I was on Tramadol for pain and Nucynta. I got off of those Tramadol and Necenta as they were Narcotics. I've been taking the maximum dosage of both Ultracet (Tramadol and Tylenol combo) and Neurontin (Gabapentin) for several years. About this time my blood pressure jumped *a lot*. Never new what was raising my BP until just a few days ago. I visited my new neurologist (I recently moved to another city) after a stroke. While in the hospital, my BP jumped up to just under 200/90. My new neuro went over my files because BP that high could cause another stroke or heart attack. He looked at my meds and told me it was no wonder why my BP was so high. My old doctor had sent his files. The Ultracet and Tramadol mix is what it likely raising my BP. He gave me Tylenol 3 immediately and told me to dump the Tramadol right then. I have a new BP machine. I haven't used it yet as I'm still not feeling all that well and
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