Pregalin 50 mg is used to treat chronic pain brought on by spinal cord injury, shingles, or diabetes-related nerve damage. It lessens pain as well as the negative side effects that go along with it, such as fatigue, mood swings, and difficulty sleeping. It is believed to function by obstructing the brain's ability to receive pain signals from the injured nerves. Even if you believe it isn't working, you must continue taking it because it takes a few weeks for it to take effect.

 Pregalin 50 mg works by reducing the nerve impulses in the brain that cause seizures. You could still suffer seizures until this drug starts to take effect, which might take a few weeks. Until your doctor instructs you to stop taking it, continue taking this medicine even though you start feeling better.

Pregalin 50 mg lowers both the pain itself and its side effects, such as exhaustion, mood changes, and difficulties falling asleep. It prevents the brain from processing pain impulses. Up until your doctor advises you to stop, take the medicine as prescribed.