Lamictal Dispersible
50mg · 100mg
Lamotrigine dispersible tablets for bipolar I disorder and epilepsy. They dissolve in water, making them easier to swallow.
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Epilepsy
Epilepsy is a condition of the brain that causes seizures. A seizure usually lasts seconds or minutes and stops on its own, and while epilepsy cannot currently be cured, treatment often manages it well.
Key points
- Seizures are usually the only symptom of epilepsy.
- Most people with epilepsy can become seizure-free on a single anti-seizure medicine.
- Epilepsy often starts in young children or people over 50, but can begin at any age.
Medicines listed for Epilepsy
The two products listed for epilepsy both contain lamotrigine, an anti-seizure medicine used to reduce seizures. They come as tablets in strengths from 25 mg to 200 mg, and one is a dispersible form that can be taken with or without water. Lamotrigine is one of more than thirty anti-seizure medicines available for epilepsy.