When I was last inpatient at Stanford hospital, which was in early 2018, I was told by one of the doctors (I do not remember if he was a resident) that Gabapentin improves sleep architecture. I have just now run a search to see if I could find an article about it and sure enough:

"Conclusions: Gabapentin enhances slow-wave sleep in patients with primary insomnia. It also improves sleep quality by elevating sleep efficiency and decreasing spontaneous arousal."

So maybe I should increase my Gabapentin dosage since I have bad sleep efficiency with a lot of arousals... but at any rate, keep Gabapentin @raspberrytorte it is good stuff. It is probably the most benign of all your meds. I am surprised the pdoc wants you off of it.

the primary reason I take it is to ameliorate EPS from APs.