Lamogine

Lamogine 100mg has Lamotrigine, which stops seizures and keeps your mood steady if you have certain brain problems. It balances out the brain signals that can cause seizures or make your mood go crazy. Pakistani doctors give it mostly for epilepsy and bipolar disorder when your brain needs to stay calm.

What it treats Doctors might give Lamogine 100mg for:

• Partial seizures.
• Big seizures that shake your whole body.
• Seizures from Lennox-Gastaut syndrome.
• Keeping your mood stable in bipolar disorder.

How to take it

• Swallow with water, eat or don’t eat with it.
• Take it the same time every day so it works better.
• Don’t just stop taking it – might cause more seizures.
• Take exactly what your doctor says for as long as they say.

Bad effects Some people get:

• Headache.
• Tired or dizzy.
• Can’t sleep or too sleepy.
• Upset stomach or feel sick.
• Skin rash. (if it’s bad, see a doctor right away)

Be careful if

• Your liver or kidneys don’t work right.
• Might make you sleepy – don’t drive or use machines until you know how it hits you.
• No booze – makes the bad effects worse.
• Kids get skin problems more – doctor needs to watch them close.
• You might need checkups if you get a rash, fever, or feel like you got the flu.

Don’t take if

• Your liver is really messed up.
• You’re allergic to Lamotrigine or anything else in the pills.

How to store

• Room temperature works. (under 25°C)
• Keep away from sun, heat, and wetness.
• Keep away from kids.

Doctor’s Overview

Dr. Usman Rauf – Consultant Neurologist, MBBS, FCPS (Neurology)

Lamogine (Lamotrigine) is a medication commonly prescribed in neurology and psychiatry. It is used to control seizures in epilepsy and to help stabilize mood in individuals with bipolar disorder. Treatment usually begins with a low dose that is increased gradually to reduce the risk of rash or other side effects. Consistent medical monitoring is important, and the medicine should not be stopped suddenly without professional guidance.

Disclaimer

This overview is for educational purposes only. It is not a prescription. Always consult a qualified doctor or pharmacist before using Lamogine 100 mg.