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A member asked:
Why when taking lamictal you need to do it gradually from 25 mg? any risk of taking straight up 100mg?
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Lamictal: this is not an easy drug with serious side effects and interacts with several other drugs a patient may be taking for the same problem, so grading the dose is wise , as if any sign of a serious side effect erupts it can be dealt with at a lower dose, wish you well
Answered 5/3/2018
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