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Old 02-17-2008, 05:28 PM #1
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Default Panik disorder and tegretol

Hi I have had panik disorder diagnosed 10 years ago which im taking meds for zoloft 50 mg and ativian 0.5 , They have been very well controlled until about 3 mons ago The only thing has changed is i deveoped TN after extensive dental work . I take tegretol 600mg per day since nov For atypical TN .. Could this tegretol actually be making my panic attacks come back .I am also getting daily naseua again could this be the tegretol?
Thanks rose
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