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[Tprsteve01]

Well my medicine has been changed to Lamictal as well. So far so good, we'll see though lol. Have to go in tommorow to get my blood level checked to see if its the right amount or not. Hope everythings goin well for you babe. Ttyl.

Steve

[candyheart0422]

@Tprsteve01 Lamictal works very well for me; I hope it works for you as well. One side affect you might notice is hic ups. I have gotten them every day sense I started taking lamictal. Another thing is lamictal takes away a lot of calcium so I have to take folic acid and vitamins along with taking twice the amount of calcium then I normally did. So that’s something you might want to talk to your doctor about so you have strong bones and teeth :) Hope everything works out for you!

[seeriktus]

Can barely hear you on max volume

[candyheart0422]

@seeriktus Sorry my voice is never very loud!

[seasonedsevencolors]

Thumbs up, cuz you look hot to me. ;)

[candyheart0422]

@seasonedsevencolors Thanks i guess lol

[rwwilson21]

My complex partial seizures are rather interesting. I can feel them come on hours before and oddly enough the build up helps with my college class work. However when the seizure hits, I have no warning what so ever. The seizure hits at the sap of the fingers. And during the seizure I have ever presentation that shows itself; all during the same seizure nonetheless: deja vu, jamais vu, fear, euphoria, depersonalization, tunnel vision, and even the change in size of objects.

[ionltd]

I can't hear what you're saying. It's not your voice, it's the recording

[azzoukanourhan]

My daugther was put on Lamictal for almost 2 months... but no improvement was detected, so eventually we stopped it as it was not stopping the head drops!! how can we ever know that the duration of a medication on trial basis is enough or even the medicine is suitable for this kind of seizure!!

[XxMorbidXButterflyxX]

I'm on Lamictal. When I have the "deja vu" thing I feel really scared and I just try to ignore but then I'll black out. I have no tumors or anything, my EEG was perfectly fine. I think I have stressed induced seizures. But I have them once or twice a month. I'm still trying to adjust to Lamictal, I guess.

[TheEpileptic1]

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[Droyd21]

Marry me and we will live happily ever after in eternal status epilepticus. Just kidding, you're too hot to ignore ... On a more related note, keep in mind that Lamictal is generally not associated with lower calcium levels and therefore does not cause boneloss as far as I know. I'd post a link on here regarding this particular subject but youtube wont allow me. Anyway, so you know ! As far as I can tell, Lamictal is one of the better anticonvulsants around.

[TheEpileptic1]

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[prae4nosa]

Everyone just make sure to tell your neurologist everything. Every seizure creates lesions(scar tissue) on those misfiring neurons, when that happens they don't work again. over time this will add up. My seizures started simple exactly like Ms. Candyheart. Absent and complex partial seizures. Then on to the Tonic-Clonic convulsive seizure. My second one, I woke up with a motor block on my knees, i stiffened up on the gas and found a 100 year old tree at 65mph. Lucky is not the word here.