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Old Sep 04, 2015, 03:10 PM
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I have been off trileptal for 1 week now. I have been experiencing headaches and shaking. I don't feel do great n it stops me from doing anything. Can these be withdrawal symptoms from the trileptal?

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Old Sep 04, 2015, 04:09 PM
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Possibly. I've been on it for about six years now. A few years ago my job changed insurance and I was no longer able to see my pdoc and had to find another one. The new one noticed my depressive issues and focused on that instead and decided I didn't need the Trileptal and just an AD was fine. BAD MISTAKE! As the dose got lower and lower, I was irritable and feeling sick, just a complete mess. I found a new pdoc after that and we had to bring it back up since I was stable on it for many years prior to seeing him.

I will say this: when I am given another brand of the oxcarbazapine I feel sick the next day. I have a horrible headache and I feel like crap. Ever since then I make sure I stay on a specific brand of the generic Trileptal.

I'm sorry it didn't work out for you. We all are different and react differently to various medications. I hope you feel better, and if you don't talk to the pharmacist or pdoc and see what's going on.
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Old Sep 04, 2015, 05:20 PM
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Monday is a holiday. If I am not feeling better by Tuesday I will call in.
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