Can you take the drugs Campral of Topamax with Talwin NX>?
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Try logging on to PDR.com.  It's the Physicians Desk Reference and will tell you about drug interactions.  Just put in the name of the drug you are taking into the search box or click onto the alpha listing of drugs.\nIf you can't find anything call your doctor. It's never good to mix drugs that might interact negatively with each other...could make you very sick!!\nGood luck and take care......
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Topamax's Cons: If you don't have a temporal lobe dysfunction or problems with other parts of your brain that Topamax hits, or you're at the wrong dosage, it will make you dumber than a box of rocks. The kidney stones aren't much fun.  Because it was newly approved for migraines and can work at a low dosage without all the sucky side effects of Depakote (Who cares if you're stupid as long as you're not fat and don't need blood work?) the pharmaceutical reps are pressuring the doctors to prescribe it to anyone and everyone with bad head pain, even if it's not appropriate.  New Approval Syndrome can thus screw people by prescribing  them the wrong drug for their migraines.  Worse yet when they may not even have migraines, and perhaps have trigeminal neuralgia, for which Tegretol is more appropriate.\n\n \n\nTopamax's Typical Side Effects: The usual for anticonvulsants. A pins & needles effect that usually goes away after no more than a week or two. Weight loss and appetite suppression - but please note that not everyone gets this side effect. Sodas and other carbonated beverages will utterly taste like ass, so you may as well give them up now if you're considering Topamax. Memory loss, aphasia (weird words coming out in place of what you meant to say or write), word find problems (not being able to recall the names of people, things or concepts), and a general cognitive impairment that has earned this drug the nicknames "Stupamax" and "Dopamax." As Topamax typically makes you really sleepy and has a long enough half-life, you can usually get away with taking it all at bedtime.\n\nFor tips on how to cope with these side effects, please see our side effects page.\nThese aren't all the side effects possible, just the most popular ones.\n\nTopamax's Not So Common Side Effects: Dry and/or itchy eyes along with assorted vision problems. Topamax also has a warning for rare forms of myopia and glaucoma, so if you get any sort of visual weirdness, have your eyes checked immediately! Fortunately discontinuing Topamax usually takes care of these issues, but you can't let your doctor just blow it off as an eye thing. You may find yourself not able to drink coffee any more, so be prepared to quit the bean. Because it does hit the temporal lobes so hard you can get a zombification effect that is typically experienced only with antipsychotics. Unlike the antipsychotics it's not such a sure thing it will go away in a matter of a couple of weeks. And since the olfactory bulb is wedged in that neighborhood, food in general, and not just carbonated beverages, may not taste quite the same. If you were experiencing frequent, intense déjà vu or jamais vu you might experience the other as the damaged temporal lobe starts working correctly.\nThese may or may not happen to you don't, so don't be surprised one way or the other.\n\n \n\nTopamax's Freaky Rare Side Effects: Tongue paralysis. Combine that with not being able to get the right words out and you're all set to apply for the position of village idiot. There have also been a couple of men who started lactating after taking Topamax. \nYou aren't going to get these. I promise.\n\nInteresting Stuff Your Doctor Probably Won't Tell You: Topamax is the worst when it comes to birth control pills. If you're taking The Pill for any reason at all and you start Topamax you need to contact your OB-GYN immediately, as you may need a new prescription. It depends on the type and strength of oral contraceptive you're taking. It's all spelled out in the PI sheet. What's not in the PI sheets of either Topamax or various oral contraceptives is that combining the two often produces wacky hormonal effects that will make you feel like you're a teenager again. The most common of which is acute acne.\n \n\nTopamax may encourage you to stop smoking. Maybe not as well as Zyban (bupropion), but it certai
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The only interaction taking both at the same time would be a food interaction.\nFoods that have a high fiber content may interfere with the absorption of nortriptyline from the stomach. As a result, less nortriptyline would be available for the body to use and blood levels could become too low. This could make the drug less effective. High fiber foods include fruits, vegetables, and grains (bread, cereal, rice, and pasta). Let your doctor know if you have recently changed your diet to include more high fiber foods while you are taking nortriptyline. If the nortriptyline does not seem to be working properly, it may be helpful to adjust your diet. You may want to ask your healthcare provider about this potential interaction if you think you are having problems.
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I am currently taking topamax right now. Topamax is used for different reasons. The reason I'm taking it is because ever since I was diagnosed with epilepsy I started to get severe headaches. Topamax also helps me with my mental disorders. I have bipolar and other illnesses. Hope I answered your question enough.
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NO, It is wrong and injurious to health. These drugs causes cancer and other health problems. I advice you not to take anything like that because it will be in your interest otherwise you will loose yourself. TAKE CARE................
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You can if you need a laxative.\n\nOral magnesium sulfate, or magnesium oxide, is used as a laxative.
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Yep, I was on it for about 8 years, until they just changed me to toporal.  I took it for migraines, low blood pressure and a heart condition.  I took it only at night so I slept through the side effects, but had some noticeable weakness, fatigue and tiredness during the day I attributed to Inderal.  But, I didn't have a migraine during the entire time I was on it!
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Take three or four Tums.
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xnax are precribed to a person to help them so if you think they are to strong you should consult your doctor or drug store ,cause xnax can be a very -very dangerous drug and are very additived so you need to ask your doctor about another kind of drug .but if a whole one messes you up so bad then break it in half and try that
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take some tums or something.
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No!\n\nWhy would you take anything that you would be allergic too??\n\nThere are other medications on the market that do not have\nthis ingredient.
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It is a 25mg Topamax made by Ortho-McNeil Neurologics. It is used to treat seizures and mood disorders.\n\nhttp://www.topamax.com/
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Well, buried in the depths of Crazymeds is this...\n\nInteresting Stuff Your Doctor Probably Won't Tell You: Topamax is the worst when it comes to birth control pills. If you're taking The Pill for any reason at all and you start Topamax you need to contact your OB-GYN immediately, as you may need a new prescription. It depends on the type and strength of oral contraceptive you're taking. It's all spelled out in the PI sheet. What's not in the PI sheets of either Topamax or various oral contraceptives is that combining the two often produces wacky hormonal effects that will make you feel like you're a teenager again. The most common of which is acute acne.\n\nSo that could be your answer...
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Yes you can take it as needed.  If you take it daily, tolerance and addiction will develope.
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If you are asking if a person can receive both at the same time, yes. My dad is taking both treatments right now. I can't say for sure that he takes both in the same day, though. His is for lung cancer.
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I am not sure, but I think you mean Topamax.  If not, I am sorry and ignore this.  But Topamax is a drug primarily used for seizure control for individuals with epilepsy.  It has a secondary use for individuals with migraines.  There are a few side effects (every drug has them), but they are typically not too serious, and may go away with time.  There is COMPLETE information on dosage, side effects, interactions at  www.rxlist.com.  My daughter took this for a while to help with her seizures.
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Call your local pharmacy to ask. They should be able to answer all your drug interaction questions.