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Old 05-10-2013, 11:01 AM #1
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Default New Meds for my ET
I went to see the neuro yesterday and she has put me on a new medication, topamax. She thinks it'll be good for my tremor as well as my migraines.

She has me on a very low dose, since I've had a hard time becoming accustomed to my previous meds (primidone and inderol).

Has anyone else been on this? What have been your experiences?
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