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Old 11-26-2009, 02:53 PM #1
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Crazy Dealing with higher dosage of Tegretol and working???
Hi everyone, So i'm at a new dosage which isn't as high as everyone else's but, I finally tried 200mg last night at one time (as recommended by my doctor), and i was feeling some major symptoms the dizziness, the sleepiness, kinda weird feeling but very strong...

Iwork 40 hours a week, i dont think ill be able to handle those side effects during work, how does everyone else deal with it? or control or manage it?

All ur input would help out... Thanks guys

Hang in there..
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