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magnesium and neurontin

Posted by slinky on October 24, 2003, at 20:23:00

MAGNESIUM

Dr. Seastrunk says that magnesium should not be taken with Neurontin at all because it competes for the receptors in the brain that Neurontin is attempting to reach.

However, Parke-Davis and CFS specialists prescribing Neurontin suggest only that the two drugs be separated by two hours.

Since magnesium does have antacid properties, taking the two together may immediately interfere with Neurontin being correctly absorbed in the stomach. This also applies to prescription medication that lessens gastric motility and acidity as well as all other antacids.

Because magnesium levels are often low in people with CFS and FMS, many of us feel that it is very important to continue taking magnesium. By scheduling the magnesium between doses of Neurontin (preferably once a day and as far apart as possible), hopefully there will be minimum interference with Neurontin.
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I've been taking them at same time--oops



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