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Can Your Seizure Medication Start Giving You Side Effects Despite Being On The Medication For Several Years? I Feel Sick A Few Hours Later.
Can your seizure medication that you have been taking for years start impacting your body? When I take my daily time release medication, I start to feel nauseous and sick a few hours later. The medication is called Aptiom. It seems like I'm getting side effects that you normally get when you start a new medication.
I've taken some medications that after taking the medication for years I would get some side-effects and my doctor would tell me that it was time to change the medication.
Yes, I was on one for 6 yrs helped control to only couple xs year, but then no longer controlled it. Had to get off it start new one
Hi, this happened to me this week. I’ve been taking Aptiom since April 2020. On Monday night, I increased the dose and the same early side effects came back; brain fog, concentration day 1, then add talking and walking impaired since.
Did you have to change your dose? I’ve never taken a slow release medication.
Depakote made me nauseous about 45 minutes after taking it. Didn’t help that my husband thought I was faking it. It started after I had been on the medication for quite awhile.
I took Lyrica for a while. It gave me uncontrollable eye movements for a long time.
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