I am currently taking lamictal xr and I have some major side effects: headache, dizzy, energy loss and nausea. I have tried four medications and all of them have given me the same sorts of side effects at a very low dose.
Has anyone taken clobazam, and how have you reacted to the medication?
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- 14 Aug 2011 by thekid123
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- lamictal, headache, seizure prevention, nausea/vomiting, side effect, lamictal xr, medication
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