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•Dizziness -- in up to 28 percent of people
•Drowsiness -- up to 21.4 percent
•Coordination problems -- up to 12.5 percent
•Infections -- up to 10.9 percent
•Fever -- up to 10.1 percent
•Nausea or vomiting -- up to 8.4 percent
•Swelling or fluid retention in the legs, feet, arms, or hands -- up to 8.3 percent
•Unusual eye movements -- up to 8.3 percent.

Other common side effects, occurring in 1 to 7 percent of people, included:

•Shakiness (tremor)
•Double vision or blurred vision
•Weakness or fatigue
•Diarrhea or constipation
•Dry mouth (see Neurontin and Dry Mouth)
•Increased appetite or weight gain (see Neurontin and Weight Gain)
•Bronchitis
•Accidental injury
•Sore throat
•Hyperactivity (in children)
•Changes in thinking (such as difficulty concentrating)
•Nervousness
•Speech problems
•Memory loss (amnesia)
•Indigestion or heartburn
•Gas
•Back pain
•Problems walking
•Twitching
•High blood sugar (hyperglycemia)
•Conjunctivitis ("pink eye")
•Ear infection
•Flushing or hot flashes.

Crikey, I wouldn't take that stuff.

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