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Old 11-06-2011, 01:23 AM #2
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Heart Sorry to hear about this.

Sorry to here about the problems you been having. Once back when I was pregnant with our son, I had a grand mal seizure. The doctors increased my medicine. A few days later my dilantin level was sky high. We didn't know this till I was in the hospital giving birth. About 30 minutes after having my medicine I felt the same way as you did. The doctor took me off the medicine for a few days. Then I got a lower dosage and felt a lot better. So maybe you might have a blood level of one of your meds. Have them do levels when you see your doctor. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
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