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Pregabalin in pregnancy

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Hi, I'm just wondering has anyone been on pregabalin during their pregnancy? I'm 5 weeks pregnant and I'm on 300mg of pregabalin daily for periphal neuropathy. I've started tapering down as I've been advised not to suddenly stop but it'll take me a few weeks to get off it this way and every time I have to take my meds I feel so worried and guilty. Thanks for any advice x

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Dear Liberty82

Thank you for your post and congratulations.

We only have information on epilepsy and pregnancy. The research on the epilepsy medicine is from women with epilepsy but you may still find it helpful.

epilepsy.org.uk/info/daily-...

If you haven't already, you may find it helpful to also post on the Neuropathy Support

Healthunlocked platform

healthunlocked.com/neuropat...

Hope all goes well.

Regards

Diane

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