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Originally Posted by lolagrace
I would personally be concerned with being on three different anticonvulsants. To me, that kind of reeks of a doctor just throwing everything possible at the wall in hope that something sticks, but I'm no expert. Have you considered getting a second opinion about your treatment? My pdoc sent me for a second opinion at one point because he wanted fresh eyes on my case and treatment. It helped confirm what he was doing (for both my pdoc and myself) as well as offering a few helpful suggestions.
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My current pnp inherited me and my current med situation. The only thing she's prescribed me is a vitamin d supplement. She thinks I'm on too many meds too, but I've only had three or four appointments with her and she's the slowest moving provider I've ever had, and at my last appointment was finally talking about taking me off of something, but I'm leaving this area at the end of April and have what is my last appointment with her at the end of March, so we're not going to have time to do anything. So some other doctor is going to get dumped with me and my problem.
I've had four doctors over the last year.