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It's more of a general question of

Tips how to cope at work on neuro meds...?

My doctor is recommending TEGRETOL Carbamazepine (CBZ)

Does anyone have experience or tips for taking carbamazepine at work...?

What should I know about side effects of carbamazepine usage in the workplace...?
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