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Gabapentin and Tavalisse

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3 years 7 months ago #72148 by Maxmia117
Gabapentin and Tavalisse was created by Maxmia117
I have been on Tavalisse 150 for awhile now and it keeps me at about 80.   I’ve had a history of bad headaches and in October developed left ear pain, hearing loss and tinnitus.  Treated for Eustachian tube dysfunction   initially with steroids but it didn’t work. I now have sensorineural hearing loss and need a hearing aide, I have been to two ENTs and a  Neurologist. The neurologist put me on Gabapentin…first 100 mg and then 200 starting about three weeks ago. He and the Hematologist agreed Gabapentin won’t lower the platelets…but my platelets are now 47.  Has anyone had any experience with Tavalisse and Gabapentin.?
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