Question 1

what are the tests for lamictal overdose?

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Lamictal: No specific tests.

Question 2

what is the definition or description of: lamictal overdose?

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Lamictal OD: An overdose occurs when an excessive / dangerous dose of a drug is used. Lamictal overdose symptoms may include "blurred vision, problems with coordination, increased seizures, feeling light-headed, or fainting." REF:   https://www.drugs.com/lamictal.html

Question 3

what is the treatment for lamictal overdose?

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Lamictal: Supportive medical tx in er depending on severity and dose.

Question 4

i take totalt 200 mg lamictal (morning, and evening) everyday, but on different times. is this any dangerous? overdose? or is this totally okay?

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Lamictal 100 mg: twice a day is a reasonable dose so long as t you don't have side effects. Typically we gradually increase the dose by 25 mg every two weeks as to minimize the risk of a serious rash.

Question 5

i have a bipolar diagnosis, lamictal helps. i have the textbook behaviors. but how do i  know for certain? what might be the sure signs for a doctor?

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Bipolar?: All psychiatric diagnosis r provisional , bipolar can be often misdiagnosed as depression, resulting sometime in wrong treatments for 10 years , mood d/o questionnaire  can help physician make the correct diagnoses.

Question 6

what happens of you suddenly stop taking lamictal?

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Depends: If on a higher dose eg 200mg or more.  There is an increased risk of seizure.  My patient who feel it is helping report that they feel acutely anxious and depressed if they miss a dose.  If it isn't helping you might not notice.  I would only stop suddenly if there is an allergic rn.  There is no need to suddenly stop.  Talk with your prescriber.

Question 7

what would happen if you accidentally took two doses of lamictal?

Accepted Answer

Relax: Assuming the tablets are not of the higher dose most likely there will be no problems. You could have temporary dizziness or fatigue. I would not be too concerned.

Question 8

lamictal side effects?

Accepted Answer

Varied: Life threatening: certain rashes (stevens-johnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis), neutropenia (low white cells), multiple organ failure, hepatic failure, suicide, sudden death. Less severe: nausea, vomiting, dizziness, somnolence, visual change, headache, sore throat, runny nose, diarrhea, fever, fatigue - many others. You should be under close supervision by the prescriber.

Question 9

can lamictal cause leukopenia?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Lamictal should be monitored over time as it can cause blood count issues.

Question 10

could 4700mg of lamictal be fatal?

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Yes! : Depends on the patient and the nee, a doctor will prescribe Lamictal as high as 400 to 500 mg. Per day.  4700 mg of Lamictal per day is a massive dosage, and it can be fatal. Overdosing on Lamictal is very dangerous, and requires immediate medical attention.

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