Lamictal Children

Does Fluzone Cause Siezures In Children?
2-3 weeks after my 4 yr old received the fluzone vaccine she started having abscence siezures. She got an EEG which confirmed this. The neurologist wants to put her on Lamictal right away. He says siezures are common in children ages 2-5 and usually go away with medication over a two year period....
Filed in Fluzone ~ Last Updated: Friday, 11/14/2008 5:21:38 PM ~ 1 Reply

Limictal
I have been taking Lamictal since Jan.2007 for grand-mal seizures...it is the best medicine in treatment. My last seizure was Dec.24,2006 (I won't 4get that one.) I busted my head open-9 stiches(1st.time) I have not had any trouble w-it, sometimes I get a headache, & I get nauseated, just in the a.m...
Filed in Lamictal ~ Last Updated: Thursday, 2/28/2008 8:20:59 PM

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