Yes, you can get addicted to Gabapentin and people with drug abuse history have a high chance of getting addicted to it. However, the chances of addiction are quite low in the general public.

Yes, Veterinarians prescribe Gabapentin for treating seizures, anxiety and pain in dogs. Do not give this medicine to your dog without consulting with a vet.

The duration of treatment with Gabapentin depends on the severity of your symptoms. In some cases, the treatment takes 2-3 weeks. While in others, the treatment can stretch for months.

Yes, stopping the medication immediately can cause withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal symptoms of Gabapentin include Anxiety, agitation, high blood pressure, seizures, frequent headaches and more. To avoid withdrawals of Gabapentin, doctors slowly reduce the dosage over time.

The risks of using alcohol and Gabapentin are not severe in general cases. However, it is best to avoid alcohol while using Gabapentin as it can increase the risk of severe nervous system depression.