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Dushyant Patel Introduction

S.K.P.C.P.E.R., Kherva 6 M .Pharm. Thesis

1.2.4 RECOMMENDED DOSAGE:

¾ People over the age of 12 should be started on 300 mg GBP taken three times a day. The

dose can be increased up to a total of 1,800 mg per day. In some instances, doses of up to

3,600 mg per day have been tolerated.

¾ Children should receive a dosage of 10–15 mg per kg of body weight per day, divided

into three equal doses.

¾ Chronic pain may be treated with 300–3,600 mg per day, divided into three equal doses.

¾ When GBP is used for bipolar disorder, the starting dose is usually 300 mg taken at

bedtime. Depending on the patient's response, the dose can be increased every four to

seven days. Many people receive maximum therapeutic benefit at 600 mg per day,

although some people have required up to 4,800 mg per day.

1.2.5 SIDE EFFECTS:

¾ Patients who experience the following side effects of GBP should check with their doctor

immediately. These include more common side effects, such as unsteadiness, clumsiness,

and uncontrollable back-and-forth eye movements or eye rolling. Less common side

effects include depression, irritability, other mood changes or changes in thinking, and

decreased memory. Rare side effects include pain in the lower back or side, difficulty

urinating, fever and/or chills, cough, or hoarseness.

¾ Children under age 12 who have the following more common side effects should also

check with their doctor immediately: aggressive behavior, irritability, anxiety, difficulty

concentrating and paying attention, crying, depression, mood swings, increased

emotionality, hyperactivity, suspiciousness or distrust.

¾ Multiple side effects often occur when a patient starts taking GBP. While these side

effects usually go away on their own, if they last or are particularly troublesome, the

patient should consult a doctor. More common side effects that occur when first starting

to take GBP include blurred or double vision, muscle weakness or pain, swollen hand,

feet, or legs, trembling or shaking, and increased fatigue or weakness. Less common side

effects that occur when initiating GBP treatment include back pain, constipation,

decreased sexual drive, diarrhea, dry mouth and eyes, frequent urination, headache,

indigestion, low blood pressure, nausea, ringing in the ears, runny nose, slurred speech,

difficulty thinking and sleeping, weight gain, twitching, nausea and/or vomiting,

weakness.

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