Pregabalin: new indication. Generalised anxiety: better to use « metajournal.com

Prescrire international · Jun 2007

Pregabalin: new indication. Generalised anxiety: better to use benzodiazepine.

Seven placebo-controlled trials have shown that pregabalin has a modest effect on generalised anxiety in the short term. Pregabalin has not been shown to be as effective as a benzodiazepine or better tolerated.

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- Prescrire Int. 2007 Jun 1;16(89):104.
AbstractSeven placebo-controlled trials have shown that pregabalin has a modest effect on generalised anxiety in the short term. Pregabalin has not been shown to be as effective as a benzodiazepine or better tolerated.

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