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Diagnosed w/"contra migraines/mild epilipsy". havent seen neurologist in 10 years-had a bad seizure-effected me for two days. can they change w/ time?

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Dr. R. Wayne Inzer answered

Yes : Over time they freq become less severe, but your recent experience should prompt you to reestablish a relationship with your neurologist.

Dr Mittal agreed

Answered 9/8/2013

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A member asked:

Diagnosed w/"contra migraines/mild epilipsy". havent seen neurologist in 10 years-had a bad seizure-effected me for two days. can they change w/ time?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. R. Wayne Inzer answered

Dr Mittal agreed

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Neurologist Q: I have been taking lamotrigine for BP2 (NOT epilepsy). Prescriber said stop taking immediately (no taper) if rash and that the reported risk of rebound seizures ONLY applies to epileptics. (I am not epileptic). Is she correct?