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I've been taking lavetiracetam for the 4th day, my head burns, it throbs slightly at the back of my head, why is that?is it too high a dose of 2x1000mg, I'm taking lamileot 2x175 which doesn't work. Symptoms in the head are difficult burning throbbing...
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Burning may result from too high a dose of lanotrigne in the sense of its appropriate dose??
Angelika Talar-Śpionek Pharmacist, Editor
9 months ago
It all depends on the doctor's decision. Please do not make any changes without consulting a specialist.
Is lavericetam first discontinued and carbamazepine introduced if the doctor so decides?
Angelika Talar-Śpionek Pharmacist, Editor
9 months ago
Perhaps the doctor will decide to change the treatment and replace Lamilept with, for example, a drug with valproic acid, topiramate or carbamazepine.
Why it is necessary to consult a doctor.
What about the lamilept that doesn't work, my head burns... lavericetam chamuje narobowść.but my head burns
Angelika Talar-Śpionek Pharmacist, Editor
9 months ago
Your symptoms may be related to the side effects of levetiracetam, which in some patients causes headaches, burning or throbbing sensations, especially in the first days of therapy. A dose of 2×1000 mg may be relatively high for you, especially when you are using lamotrigine at the same time, which may exacerbate the symptoms. If the symptoms are severe, unusual or accompanied by visual or speech disorders or sudden weakness, you should urgently consult a doctor or go to the emergency room. Do not stop taking medication on your own, but discuss the situation with your neurologist as soon as possible to adjust the dose or pace of drug administration.
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