I was diagnosed in 2019 and my medication has worked well. I’m taking four food stalls and a Siffrol and a storage room for the night. I’ve had sciatica for almost three months. I got gabapentin that I stepped up and now ate a full dose for five weeks. These unfortunately didn’t help. They’ve unfortunately given me some side effects such as fatigue, numbness and walking problems. I’m going to take an X-ray this week. I’m also going to see a doctor at the medical center. I wonder if gabapentin can cause neuropathic pain? Can gabapentin work on Parkinson’s.

It’s good that you’re investigating this with a magnetic camera so that you can see if it’s a disc fracture that causes the pain down the leg. Parkinson’s can actually cause neuropathic pain, and in such cases, for example, gabapentin can help. Unfortunately, however, it’s common for side effects just like you describe, so it’s a balance between adequate effect and acceptable side effects. Gabapentin doesn’t affect Parkinson’s drugs. There are other drugs for nerve pain, but it can also be valuable to get advice from a physiotherapist. /Dagholm