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Old 09-01-2010, 10:04 AM #1
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Please tell me all the horror stories with Topamax:

I've been on this drug for about 6 years. Went off it for a year or longer. During that time I still had odd symptoms. Needing to know if something is physically wrong with me. Feel like I'm literally going crazy. Well, knowing I'm BP- that is literally itself true but taking Topamax- will add more on to that anyway..... HELP!
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