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Lamotrigine Prescriptions

Lamotrigine is a generic anticonvulsant that also acts as a mood stabilizer. Useful in the treatment of epilepsy and bipolar disorder, it acts by blocking voltage-dependent sodium channels and has a lesser effect on calcium channels. This helps to regulate electrical activity in the brain, decreasing the frequency of seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome as well as tonic-clonic seizures and focal seizures.

In bipolar patients, Lamotrigine is particularly effective at mitigating depressive episodes without triggering mania. It slows the progression of the cycle of mania and depression. It is most effective if used as a prophylactic.

Lamotrigine Dosage - How to take Lamotrigine?

Lamotrigine is available in various forms and is intended to be broken down or dissolved before being consumed. When the decision is made to buy Lamotrigine, the instructions on the packet should be checked carefully to find out how to take the medication. Either water or fruit juice can be used if it needs to be dissolved, although some preparations of Lamotrigine have flavors of their own.

Taking too much Lamotrigine can be very dangerous and individual tolerance varies, so it is advisable to start from a low dose and gradually increase it. Levels of lamotrigine in the blood should be carefully monitored throughout.

Contraception and Pregnancy

Some contraceptive pills can affect the way lamotrigine is absorbed by the body, so patients taking these pills may need a higher dose. This dose should be lowered quickly if they cease taking contraceptives and may need to be lowered temporarily during the pill-free week of menstruation in order to ensure that levels in the blood do not become toxic.

Lamotrigine should not normally be used during pregnancy. Research has shown a connection between its use during the first trimester and an increased risk of cleft palate in the developing fetus. Some evidence suggests that contraceptive pills may be made less effective by Lamotrigine, so it is advisable for patients at risk of becoming pregnant to use an additional, barrier method of contraception. Should pregnancy occur, then the use of the drug should only be continued if the need is urgent and there is no alternative option. The same applies to breastfeeding as it is known to pass into breast milk.