Does the Slowing of Intestinal Motility affect the absorption or Gabapentin?
I was perusing Wikipedia the other day, reading about Gabapentin absorption rates over my morning Coffee, as I do.
Well, it seems that there is a case-study involving the co-administration of Morphine and GBP that would seem to indicate a 50% increase in absorption of the latter.
Being that Gabapentin is not significantly metabolized, a drug interaction is highly unlikely to he responsible. The likely culprit would be the effects of Morphine on intestinal motility.
I have now experimented twice with this phenomenon and feel that there is a noticeable increase in potency when I pre-administeres 4mg Loperamide (prior) to dosing.
It is really hard to determine what is and is not a result of the Loperamide, but I am very familiar with Gabapentin. I really believe this is legitimate.
I'd love to hear from other people on this topic.
I was perusing Wikipedia the other day, reading about Gabapentin absorption rates over my morning Coffee, as I do.
Well, it seems that there is a case-study involving the co-administration of Morphine and GBP that would seem to indicate a 50% increase in absorption of the latter.
Being that Gabapentin is not significantly metabolized, a drug interaction is highly unlikely to he responsible. The likely culprit would be the effects of Morphine on intestinal motility.
I have now experimented twice with this phenomenon and feel that there is a noticeable increase in potency when I pre-administeres 4mg Loperamide (prior) to dosing.
It is really hard to determine what is and is not a result of the Loperamide, but I am very familiar with Gabapentin. I really believe this is legitimate.
I'd love to hear from other people on this topic.