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Old 12-14-2007, 07:53 AM #10
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Hi nana

I hope you'll be "adjusting" to this increase to the AEDs quickly. And I hope that you'll be back soon and keep us informed to how you're doing.

Three is a lot to take at one time but I did that too and I'm OK I used to take Keppra, Trileptal and Topamax. Now it's just Topamax and Trileptal.

Best wishes.
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