If n e 1 can help me it would be really
appreciated. About 4 years ago I had a
sezuire which put me in hospital for a few
days. Had all the tests on the planet and
nothing was found this
is reoccuring about every 3-4 months now
and is really frustrating. I lost my
driving license for a year and now am
afraid to go back to the doctor in case it
happens again coz job will be on the line.
Every time I have a sezuire it is always
when I am sleeping between 6am and 8am in
the morning. Any suggestions on help or
medication would be great. Thanks in
advance.
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faegirl6
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 Feb 2004 Posts: 7 Location: taiwan
Lamictal Posted: 02-07-04 00:53am
Lo- try lamotrigine or lamictal. Im on
that , still trying to find the right
levels but its suposed to be a good drug,
with less side effects than some of the
other drugs on the market. Do it now,
because if u just leave the problem, its
just going to get worse, believe me. Ive
been ignoring my epilepsy for so long ,
because I didnt have it bad, but now its
starting to get worse and I have to cope .
And it s hard. I guess because im
embarresed and scared. Never wanted to
talk about it.
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Midnight
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Jan 2004 Posts: 33
Re: Lamictal Posted: 02-13-04 14:58pm
faegirl6
wrote:
lo- try lamotrigine or
lamictal. Im on that , still trying to
find the right levels but its suposed to
be a good drug, with less side effects
than some of the other drugs on the
market.
i am on it too but it doesn't seem to be
working these days.
faegirl6
wrote:
do it now, because if u just
leave the problem, its just going to get
worse, believe me. Ive been ignoring my
epilepsy for so long , because I didnt
have it bad, but now its starting to get
worse and I have to cope . And it s
hard. I guess because im embarresed and
scared. Never wanted to talk about
it.
this
is reoccuring about every 3-4 months now
and is really frustrating. I lost my
driving license for a year and now am
afraid to go back to the doctor in case it
happens again coz job will be on the line.
Every time I have a sezuire it is always
when I am sleeping between 6am and 8am in
the morning. Any suggestions on help or
medication would be great. Thanks in
advance.
