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Originally Posted by lolagrace
Lotramogine can cause rather significant memory and cognitive issues for some people. My husband was having a terrible time when I suggested to his pdoc the lotramogine might be the issue. We started reducing it, and with every decrease we saw his memory and cognitive function improve. He's now down to 100 mg and most of the problems have been drastically reduced. We had a thread about this just a week or so ago.
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I asked my pdoc about the lamotrigine, and she strongly didn't think so, but i still wonder. Her point was that another episode would damage cognition even more, so not to take the risk. I need to give it more thought, but I really might push for the testing. If I'm willing to pay, and my pdoc thinks it could be useful I really don't think GP should say no. Idk
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