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Default topamax does affect anesthesia

Hi there - yes, it is quite true that topamax affects anesthesia. Anesthesiologists need to know when you are on this because it affects the type and amount of pain medicine you need to have when undergoing any type of procedure requiring topical or general pain medication or anesthesia.
There are other threads on this topic on Neurotalk; try using the Advanced Search tool searching "topamax" and "pain".
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