Each person is different RE: What meds
they can take.
Ask you Doctor, "why," back on the same
medicine. He should explain to you, "his
thoughts."
You can tell him your thoughts. "Maybe,"
you will try different meds, but he can
explain "why!!
I had to go through the same thing before i was set on my present meds..
I tried several other meds also.

I keep track of my medicine & i'm aware
when i'm due a re-fill.
I get a 3 month supply of each medicine.
I use my "oldest, dated medicine 1st," &
this allows you to keep medicine fresh
& to keep its strength.

Generic medicine is suppose to do the
same thing that regular medicine, only
it's different. Your Doctor should know
all the "positives," & "negatives."
Ask him "WHY," he came up with the
medicine he did.
What medicine helps #1 person, doesn't
do ANYTHING for someone else.
Give the Doctor a written list of the meds
that you take + the vitamins you take.
VITAMINS can interact with medicine.
My Doctor wants me to take Vitamins
#1 hour "different, than my medicine."

You might could, I'd talk to my doctor about it. They had to add another sezuire med because my levels got wayyy to high.. so be careful with it. I've took dilatian most of my life. And they do keep a check on my liver. Geneic Dilatian doesn't work for me. I think there's a missing ingredient..that regular dilatan has I don't know. I just know it doesn't work for me. I keep having sezuires still.

Generic Dilantin is Phenytoin. Generic is also cheaper in price. I use it because insurance wants me 2 use it because it costs less in $$.