How many people take it? I can say that without a shred of doubt, at least ONE person does take it. I have been taking 300mgs of Lamictal once a day for 10 years due to a seizure disorder. It's quite honestly, one of the best anti-seizure drugs I've been prescribed.
Some people become hypomanic / manic when taking Wellbutrin, and Lamictal can help stabilize mood in this case.
can lamotrigine be used for dogs with seizures?
The only advice I can give you is to ask your doctor or your pharmacist. Only they will know what dosage of Lamictal you are taking, and what other medication you are thinking of taking. They are qualified to know what you should do. They can tell you if you can use any other medications and what can be taken with Lamictal.
Perhaps you mean, Lamictal. Lamictal is a mood stabilizer used to treat Bipolar disorder or seizures.
yes. it will also cause an intense and potentially deadly rash around your genitals. it's not comfortable, and it kinda feels like herpes mixed with ghonorrhea. overall, don't use lamictal.
Though most patients handle Lamictal well, hives is one of the potential side-effects of Lamictal, and you should call your doctor immediately if you experience hives. You should not discontinue taking the medication without letting your doctors know. There can be other serious side-effects of quitting the medication cold-turkey. Although hives are associated with a reaction to Lamictal, there is always a possibility that they may have been caused by something else.
Lamictal is not a barbiturate. Rather, it is a prescription medication used to treat bipolar disorder, and is classified as an anticonvulsant.
Yes, there is no problem in taking those 2 drugs together. However, you might see a little bit more dizziness and drowsiness in taking the 2 drugs the same day, but is a normal effect and should get better with time.
There is no record of how many people use it.
yes.
I take both Lamictal and Pristiq together and haven't noticed any side-effects.
It depends on what you think is "many people", but generally, many people do use it.