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When is rashes dangerous when taking lamotrigine (600 mg bipolar)?

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Possible side effect: please consult your prescribing physician and get a dermatology evaluation.

Answered 1/3/2015

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Dr. Erin Robertson answered

Specializes in General Practice

Call your doctor now: Lamictal rashes are common, and fall somewhere in the spectrum between benign and annoying or dangerous. Once in a blue moon they can be life-threatening. Call your doc immediately so it can get looked at, and so you can be supervised when stopping the drug. If it covers a lot of the total surface area of your body, feels hot, and is blistering like a sunburn go straight to ER. Hydrate well now.

Answered 5/15/2017

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