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Been taking 25 mg of Lamotrigine for 5 days. When will I begin to feel some effects, even if a bit?

I was prescribed Lamotrigine because after 5 days on 25 mg of Zoloft my anxiety got much worse and after 10 mg (a baby dose) of... read more

Lamotrigine - does starting Lamictal make you extremely tired?

I am 30 years old and after many years of suffering, I am finally trying medication for the first time (alongside many positive lifestyle and... read more

Lamotrigine and muscle pain?

I have been taking 50 mg of Lamotrigine a day, 25 mg in the morning and 25 mg in the evening. I have been taking these meds for about two... read more

Combinations with Wellbutrin XL?

I've been trying out different meds and so far 300 mg Wellbutrin XL has been the best- but isn't doing too much either. It gives me... read more

Increase in Wellbutrin XL side effects?

My doc recently raised my dosage of Wellbutrin XL from 300mg to 450mg daily. I haven't felt right since the increase 18 days ago, slight... read more

Does Wellbutrin make you gain weight?

I've been put on many different medications for anxiety and manic depression and most of them made me gain weight or make me feel... read more

Which is better Wellbutrin XL or Wellbutrin SR?

I am very sensitive to medications and was wondering what worked for depression. I have major depression. I was wondering which... read more

Zoloft for major depression time, 5 weeks on 50mg then 100mg?

I'm currently 5 weeks on zoloft. First 3 weeks on 50mg. Felt little improvement so increased too 100mg. I have been extremely more... read more

Is it better to take lamotrigine at night?

Why does Wellbutrin XL make me tired? I went from never being able to sleep, to not keeping my...

... eyes open past 10. I have always had agitated depression for as long as I can remember. The agitated part was something the therapist told... read more

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