Unintentional exposure to pregabalin in ≤6-year-old children: a nationwide French Poison Control Center study.
Laurène DufayetFleur MonnetHervé Laborde-CasterotWeniko CaréBéranger LekensJérôme Langrandnull nullBruno MégarbaneDominique VodovarPublished in: Clinical toxicology (Philadelphia, Pa.) (2020)
Despite increasing prescriptions in adults in France, unintentional pregabalin ingestions in ≤6-year-old children remain rare and cause minimal toxicity. Children with no underlying neurological/cardiac disease and concomitant medication ingesting <19.4 mg/kg immediate-release pregabalin alone can be safely observed at home.