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Is it possible for trileptal to help treat anxiety and depression?
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Occasionally: Trileptal is typically used as a seizure medication. Occasionally, I have prescribed it for migraine prevention and to treat various painful conditions such as neuropathy. Some psychiatrists use it as a mood stabilizer...so, more for anxiety probably, than depression. It is not typically chosen unless many other medications have failed
Answered 5/20/2015
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