Gabapentin, Passionflower, and Tylenol

Usages

• Gabapentin: nerve pain, anxiety disorders, seizures, and neuropathic pain.
• Passionflower: anxiety, stress on the body, and cortisol levels.
• Tylenol: acute and chronic pain/aches, fever, and inflammation.

Benefits and Effectiveness

• Gabapentin: Reduction in nerve pain, decrease feelings of anxiety and social anxiety, controls seizures, decrease of neuropathic pain.
• Passionflower: reduced anxiety, improved sleep quality, and anxiolytic effects.
• Tylenol: reduced fever, pain, aches, and inflammation.

Risks and Side Effects

• Gabapentin: Dizziness, nausea, dry mouth, weight gain, headache, diarrhea, constipation, difficulty concentrating, kidney disease, and worsening symptoms of anxiety and depression.
• Passionflower: dizziness, drowsiness, and confusion.
• Tylenol: Skin rash, nausea, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, vomiting, liver damage, and metabolic and electrolyte imbalance

Regulations and Safely Considerations

• Gabapentin: Respiratory depression, addiction, withdrawal symptoms, and difficulty concentrating of task like driving
• Passionflower: None
• Tylenol: High risk of liver damage and overdose.