The important things to remember about side effects from medicines is there are usually about a hundred potential side effect with each medication. And if you have one, is it bad enough to come off of a medicine that has been helping you?

I am on many medications for many things, thus it is difficult to tell which comes from which medicine because there is that general group of side effects.

In my personal opinion, it is better to have the side effects (as long as no major risk or deadly side effects) if we can achieve. Yes, I am on 4 anticonvulsants which means more headaches, body aches and even some dizziness when I wake up. However, in a few days, I will be seizure free for 4 months.

It is all about making your personal decision on which is worse pain for you.

I take Dilantin & it has been a lifesaver for me. Aside from being a little tired at times, I don't have any side effects. Thankfully,I'm also seizure free for 6+ years.

I have been taking it for a little over 4 months, and I have no rash. However, I almost to 4 months seizure free (last seizure was 4/24/22).

I'm on it and it makes me feel very tired. That's why my doctor said I can take it at night.

I almost went through this entire month without a seizure since starting this new 💊 & getting the right
dosage setup (frustration/ stress piled into a seizure recently), but I will keep it 💯 & 🙏🏾 that I can actually make it seizure free!! The sex is GREAT stress relief, but this 💊 has been helpful with the other circumstances!🤪🥰🤫
I want to know if
I can now adjust medications since starting Xcopri!!!