Can you get PAWS from gabapentin or baclofen?

Hi guys, just wondering if it's possible to get PAWS from either gabapentin or baclofen. I abused opiates for 2 and a half years, then opana for a year and a half. I stopped all opiates 8 months ago and have used both Gabapentin and Baclofen since. I only used them a few days a week for the last 8 months and have tried quitting cold turkey but the withdrawals were horrendous.

I've since tapered both the gabapentin and baclofen and my taper will be over in 5 days. Just curious if I should expect PAWS or not. Thanks in advance for your help!!

I don't know about baclofen. But there is definitely clinical evidence of long-lived WD symptoms in some gabapentin patients. See, for instance:

The upshot of the article (and others I've read) is that some patients experience long-term effects of gabapentin WD, and that the effects are similar to commonly experienced benzo WD symptoms.

Baclofen can have very nasty withdrawals and they can be severe like benzos and alcohol.

Since the withdrawal is like this I think it has a good chance of causing PAWS.

http://baclofentreatment.com/practice-guides/baclofen-cessation-take-it-slowly/

You may wish to do one at a time.

Thanks guys