Topamax and leg pains? For migraines? Anyone else?

It is common practice for many doctors to use various drugs for what they were not approved for, being known as "Off-Label-Use", which is legal and highly appropriate in some cases, and not so much in others. For instance, the drug "Gabapentin" and its generic form called "Neurontin" is now commonly prescribed for all sorts of pain disorders in light of the "Quasi-Opioid-Epidemic" (i.e., due to government, insurance companies, Medicare, and Medicaid searching for an answer to this countries illicit drug use), but only having been approved by the "FDA" for seizures and neuropathic pain, an anticonvulsant medication that helps manage seizures due to epilepsy. Thus, while the "Topamax" may be helping your migraines, the list of potential side effects may be countless. Research the drug, and any potential side effects, then present them to your Doctor at your next appointment! He can explain the potential side-effects and explain the risk-benefit in relation to your migraine severity!

Sincerely, and I'm hoping that you find a positive resolution.