Neugaba

Description

What is Neugaba?

Neugaba is an on-prescription medicine for the treatment of neuropathic pain. It’s a condition of an abnormal and painful sensation in several parts of the body. Neuropathic pain is triggered when the part of the brain that is responsible for sensing the external stimuli.

This medicine belongs to the anticonvulsant class of drugs. Besides relieving in neuropathic pain, it is a recognized medicine to treat shingles, seizures, and fibromyalgia. It is also prescribed for pain relief beyond this.

It reverses the effects of diabetic nerve pain, epilepsy, spinal cord injury, restless leg syndrome, and generalized anxiety disorder.

Active Ingredient: Pregabalin

Manufacturer: Sun Pharma Laboratories Ltd.

Prescription Required: Yes

How do Neugaba Works?

Neugaba relaxes the patient during neuropathic pain. When such pain or suffering is initiated, the brain transmits the signals to other body parts. As the pain is felt, the neurotransmitters (chemical messages passing to and fro from the brain) pass haphazardly.

During such conditions, the GABA response system is activated in the body. GABA releases certain chemical responses that calm down the mind and body. It works to bring the human body to the normal state.

Neugaba is also known as the GABA analog. It works by binding the voltage-gating calcium channels in the central nervous system. This medicine reduces the release of neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine, and substance P. Thus, the nerve signals slow down and the body enters into a relaxed state.

This is how Neugaba works.

How to use Neugaba Capsules?

• Neugaba Capsules should be taken as prescribed dosage. Swallow one whole capsule at a time with a glass of water.
• Neugaba can be consumed with or without food. Food consumption does not alter the effectiveness of Neugaba.
• Do not crush, break, or chew the capsules.

What are the Side-Effects of Neugaba?

Here are some of the most common side-effects of Neugaba. They may appear in moderate to severe nature. Do not panic if some of them show up for a longer duration or even after the effectiveness of Neugaba diminishes. You should consult the doctor immediately & seek medical attention.

• Swelling of limbs
• Weight gain
• Uncoordinated Body Movement
• Tiredness/Fatigue
• Mood Swings
• Headache
• Dizziness
• Drowsiness
• Blurry vision
• Lack of attentiveness
• Dry Mouth

Dosage Warnings

• Avoid drinking alcohol when you are using Neugaba. Alcohol may cause blurry vision while dizziness is one of the side-effects of Neugaba. When both of these side-effects clash, the patient may collapse.
• Any attention-seeking activities should not be attempted while using Neugaba as the patient may feel drowsy after using it.
• Overdosing should be strictly avoided. If you think that the current Neugaba is not working for you then consult the doctor & get a higher dosage prescribed.

Important Information

• Tell your doctor if you have any serious health issues or are allergic to certain medicines. This will help them decide whether to prescribe Neugaba or not.
• If you are using medicines like Angiotensin, Benzodiazepines, or Thiazolidinedione antidiabetic agents then discuss it with your doctor before using Neugaba
• Try to take Neugaba at the same time daily. It’s okay if you miss or skip any dosage by mistake. You may continue with the next dosage as scheduled.
• Only take the prescribed dosage of Neugaba. Do not overdose the medicine else serious effects may be observed.
• If you are pregnant, planning to conceive or breastfeeding, discuss it with your doctor. This medicine is not recommended for pregnant women.
• Tell your doctor if you are using any dietary supplements, have mood swings frequently, or having depression.

FAQs

1) Is Neugaba safe?

Yes. Neugaba is safe when consumed by following the prescription of the doctor. Take the prescribed dosages at a given time & you can see improvements in the conditions.

2) Can I buy Neugaba without a prescription?

It is risky to use Neugaba without a prescription. Only a doctor can decide whether Neugaba is the right medicine according to an individual’s physical and psychological health. Sometimes, Neugaba may not be prescribed at all. So you better consult the doctor before buying online or from the local medical store.

3) What are some care instructions to keep in mind?

Individuals with heart problems, kidney and liver problems, or similar serious health issues should talk to the doctor. Don’t forget to disclose the medicines you are allergic to.

4) How many times should I take Neugaba?

Neugaba may be prescribed as either once, twice, or thrice dosage per day. Depending on the severity of the patient’s conditions and the need for the treatment, this dosage may differ. You should follow the prescription to know the number of times you have to take Neugaba.

5) Is Neugaba safe to use during pregnancy?

No. Pregnant women or breastfeeding females should avoid using Neugaba as its effects on the fetus are unknown.

6) What are the interactions of the Neugaba 75 MG Capsule?

Neugaba 75 Mg Capsules contain Pregabalin as the key ingredient. It may conflict with the active ingredients of some medicines like Angiotensin, Benzodiazepines, and more. Hence, you should consult your doctor before using them together.