Gabapentin is prescription medicine mostly used to treat seizures, nerve pain and other disorders such as the restless leg syndrome. It is part of a class of medications called antiepileptics, also known as anticonvulsants. Gabapentin affects manner nerves communicate information to the brain. This helps to calm nerve signals that can cause seizures or pain. It is common starting dose. It is typically taken orally every day, one to three times according to the disease being addressed. It is essential to follow the instructions of a physician carefully, since Gabapentin can be boosted or reduced gradually in order to prevent adverse effects like fatigue, drowsiness, and fatigue. Although it's not a habit-forming drug the drug should not be taken abruptly, without medical advice. Gabapentin 300 mg usually well-tolerated and can dramatically improve the quality of life of people suffering from chronic nerve-related disorders.