Recently I was put on a different generic lamotrigine. It made me dizzy &
I knew I was over medicated. I’d be feeling fine, take my meds, then in a few minutes it would “hit”me. After talking with my doctor, I spread the dosage out during the day. Rather than just 2x day. It has been great. Using my timer helps me remember to take them

My Doctor has me take
Calcium pills, (which help your bones), because he told me 1 of my epilepsy meds.
decreases the am't i'm
required to have.

I have the same problem with dizziness after I take my medication, but I've found the solution to that problem for me. I always try to EAT a meal just before I take my medication! I take my meds. at 08:00 and 20:00 so I take them after breakfast and dinner. If I only have a small meal then I do get dizzy/cross-eyed. But if I eat enough then I don't have any problem. If I can't eat for whatever reason then I try to at least drink a bunch of water first. Good luck! Jeff

I use ginger and it works great. The candy Ginger Chews is nice to have in the ourse or pocket but for when I am at home suffering from nausea and dizziness I drink non-alcoholic ginger beer. When I was a Doula I also recommended ginger to my clients. You can cut a few thing slices off a fresh ginger root and make a tea out it. All the best as you try and find something to help. Hugs.

To put it straight & direct, I can put it in two words; Nutrition and exercise THIS WILL SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM. And I gladly and confidently repeat, WILL solve your challenge.

Not just saying that it should be better, or whatever, ... But as a councillor I with confidence say ; make changes in your nutrition and exercise, you will be making significant changes in your life

... I would like to conclude with these words; I am telling you this, because I myself suffered from similar symptoms and that is where I found a great change i.e. solution, in exercise and nutrition.