MD increased dose. Last night couldn't walk - vomiting. Stomavh in spasms. Now afraid to take.
Trigeminal Neuralgia - too much tegretol?
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- 8 Aug 2009 by dsuderman
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- tegretol, vomiting, trigeminal neuralgia, neuralgia
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Psyched8 Aug 2009
Those are all known side effects of Tegretol. How much were you taking compared to the increased amount? You should have been taking it twice a day with meals and no more than 1200mg/day or 600mg per pill. Also, Tegretol is not a drug that you want to stop taking suddenly if you have been taking it a while because it cause seizures and other nasty things to happen. If you do decide to stop taking it alltogether, then you should ask your doctor to help you taper off of it safely. Hope this helps.
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