It's always possible the Drugs interact with one another. What you consume also. Doctor/Neurologist's take that into concern when Prescribing.. ...or at least are supposed to.

Sorry you're dizzy. I know just how frustrating that can be. Dizziness is a side effect that hits me both on dose increases and decreases. For me, it can take a week or more to resolve, depending upon the size of the dose change. My last dose change caused problems for about 6 weeks. Hang in there!!

PS - "dizzynes" - I like it!! :)

It could be a reaction between the drugs or you maybe allergic to fycompa. If you don't have a chance to speak with your neurologist for a bit you can try going into the pharmacy and speak to the lead pharmacist and see if they have any information about the drugs.

Don't make any changes without talking to your doctor first and don't believe everything you read off the internet. If it gets really bad before then go into urgent care.

Only you can tell what the feelings/changes are in your body as you add or take out different medications. Keep track of the symptoms, timing, what you eat...everything. Trust your instincts.

Most if the time it's the meds. Just be careful not to fall.l ll be praying for you.

Sally C,
After taking My Meds for 4 decades, I look up My own from the laptop. Sometimes I get a better answer needed!