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Lamictal or lamotrigine is used as an anti-convulsant in cases of epilepsy, and also in the treatment of Bipolar disorder. Lamictal is the commercial name for the drug Lamotrigine. It is used in the treatment of epilepsy and bi-polar disorder.
Lamictin (generic name lamotrigine) is an anticonvulsant used for various types of seizures, as well as a mood stabiliser for bipolar mood disorder. When used for bipolar disorder, it shows more efficacy in treating depressive episodes than manic episodes. The drug has relatively few side-effects in most people. It carries a warning for the development of a rash, which could become life-threatening, in which case the drug is discontinued.
Lamictol is an anti-convulsant approved for treatment of epilepsy and for maintenance treatment of bipolar disorder.
Lamictal is an anti-seizure med, but is also used for bipolar disorder. generic name: lamotrigine
Lamictal is a mood stabilizer. Its a scary drug though. I've seen clients who miss 3 days in a row and have seizures and are cranky. Often used for bipolar , depression, borderline.
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I had one seizure and my doctor gave you lamictin how long must i continue taking it?
Each case is different, so only your doctor can answer that question. You may be on it for some time to see what happens and have some further examinations or visits to your doctor before a decision can be made. Only a doctor who has the specific facts of your case can decide what to do next.
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