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I was on lamictal for a week and developed a rash from my neck to my knees i'm also experiencing black stools for the last two days.
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Be seen: A rash with Lamictal can be very serious. Unless the rash is clearly not from the Lamictal (you know exactly what did cause it), then stop the Lamictal immediately and contact your doctor. Also, black stools are often a sign of GI bleeding, so, again, i would contact your physician asap.
Answered 5/16/2017
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