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Neurontin has been used for many years to treat children with partial seizures. It is not effective for absence seizures.
Children usually start with a dose of 10-15 mg/kg per day. This is usually given in 3 equal doses.
Most children do best at about 25-60 mg/kg per day, split into 3 doses.
The package insert for Neurontin warns that about 5% of children aged 3-12 years in clinical trials developed new behavioral problems (including hostility, aggressive behaviors, or hyperactivity) or trouble with thinking, especially concentration.
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