Neurontin • Gabapentinoid (anticonvulsant) • Kidney function: 30–44 mL/min/1.73m² (or CrCl 30–50)
The recommended dose of Gabapentin and Kidneys at 30–44 mL/min/1.73m² (or CrCl 30–50) — with monitoring notes for kidney disease and dialysis.
200-700 mg/day divided.
CrCl 30-59. Sedation + dizziness = fall risk; start at the low end.
Doses in this guide follow drug labels and renal-dosing references at each eGFR/CrCl level. Always confirm with your prescriber and pharmacy — your specific dose depends on other medications, conditions, and lab results.
Full Gabapentin and Kidneys kidney guideGabapentin and Kidneys has its own monitoring requirements (eGFR, potassium, drug levels, or blood counts). These become more frequent as kidney function falls. Report unusual weakness, irregular heartbeat, or new side effects promptly.
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