Product Images Pregabalin

This appears to be a graph that shows the percentage of patients who improved in pain levels from a baseline after taking either Pregabalin at varying doses or a placebo. The graph shows that the highest percentage of improvement was seen in patients taking Pregabalin at a dose of 200mg three times a day.*

This appears to be a chart displaying the percent of patients improved in relation to the percent improvement in their pain from a baseline. The data is presented in increments of 10, with the percent improvement in pain ranging from 5 to 100 percent and the number of patients varied for each interval.*

The text is a set of data regarding the improvement of patients taking either Pregabalin 100mg three times a day or Placebo. It shows a chart representing the percentage of patients improved in pain from baseline across different intervals of improvement (0-10%, 20-30%, etc.).*

This appears to be a statistical analysis output. The results indicate that there are multiple instances where the p-value is less than 0.0001, indicating that the results are statistically significant. The rest of the text contains numbers and symbols that may be associated with graphs or charts.*

This appears to be a graph showing the percentage of patients who reported improvement in pain based on different dosages of Pragabalin and a placebo. The graph shows that a daily dose of 600mg and 450mg of Pragabalin resulted in a higher percentage of patients reporting improvement in pain compared to a daily dose of 300mg or a placebo. The exact percentage of improvement is not clear from the data given.*

This text appears to be a mathematical formula for calculating something related to weight and age. More information is needed about the context and purpose of this formula to provide a more specific description.*

This is a medication description for Pregabalin, containing 75mg of the drug in each capsule. It includes the NDC code and instructions to dispense the medication guide to each patient. The medication should be stored at controlled room temperature and in a tight container as defined in the USP. It should be dispensed only with a prescription. The packaging is child-resistant. The name of the manufacturer is Apotex Inc, and the medication was relabeled by Bryant Ranch Prepack, Inc.*