A case of gabapentin-induced angioedema in a 31-year-old female

Angioedema is a known potential side effect of gabapentin; however, not many reports presentation exist in literature. This report 31-year-old woman who presented with signs sciatica and was started on gabapentin. When the gabapentin dosage increased, she developed angioedema right her face, particularly pronounced periorbital region. Because an acute allergic reaction suspected at first, patient treated epinephrine Benadryl. However, when did improve, suspected. The subsequently steroids discontinued