I think Neurontin helps with spasms. I had some a very long time ago. I remember pointing out to the doctor how amusing and scary it was that I would be sitting in a waiting room, nervously bopping the heel of my foot up and down, would realize what I was doing and although I thought I would stop doing it... the heel kept tapping up and down on its own. I think that sort of thing is how I ended up with some of this.

Oddly, and I mention this like a broken record skips over and over, but... After I read Mark Hyman, MD, Carolyn Dean MD, Russell Blaylock MD and a few more viewpoints and their research on magnesium citrate or magnesium malate or even magnesium citrate/malate, I have never looked back after starting to take this supplement.

I've (almost) never had any pain with MS though. Once back in the beginning before my diagnosis, I did have some stabbing pain in my thigh but it never came back after that one time back in 2000.

I use Neurontin everyday! It keeps the spasms at bay. I take two 300 mg in the am, one 300 mg in the afternoon and two 300 mg in the pm. I have for years!

I use it for pain, it helps!

I also use it for pain. The generic name is Gabapentin. It works somewhat.

It doesn't work as well for me as Tramadol, but since Tramadol can be addictive, my neuro doesn't want me to stay on it for too long. So I switch back and forth.

Use to use Neurontin several times a day during the last year I was teaching. After a few months it became hit or miss as to helping my pain. When I retired I began eating gluten-free which alleviated all of my MS pain, so I no longer need pain meds.