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No age knows knows boundaries with any form of illness. My disorder kicked in when I was 11 and at the time not much was known about bipolar disorder. Stress will set off a chain reaction fast.
If you are possibly bipolar the dilantin can of course be interacting with the effects of that disorder. I have to be careful of what medications I take to ensure there will not be an adverse reaction. I take more than one medication for my bipolar disorder.
It would be great if all was normal and we could live the way others take for granted.
Our brains are wired differently so we must live differently. For me I must have a structured life and without stress. Whatever! LOL. Stress seems to be a part of my daily routine. All I can do is deal with it by taking time out if I must.
I wish you well with your long journey.
Epilepsy, which may be what you are suffering from due to your family history, is not uncommon and should not ruin your professional, mental and personal life. There are plenty of anti-seizure medications beside Dilantin, but a neurologist (and not a psychiatrist)is the specialist you should better refer to.
You will soon be over this! Cheer up!
I put my Friend onto 'Magnesium Capsules',twice a day with food,and 'Omega3' Fish oil,three capsules a day with food....the difference it made in a period of six months has been incredible.......Do a Google search and look for yourself..
And 'Kudos' to you, young Lady for honesty and openness...I wish you all the best........
J.D
the fact that you must take other medicine for bipolar disorder may be a factor in your leveling off process. these chemicals all work in the brain and they don't always work well together. in fact i had one seizure while on antidepressant meds and i don't have a seizure disorder.
if seizures interfere with your ability to do your job you should file for disability.
send me a mail if you would like to speak privately
da bliss