sorry i just seeing your message, I didn't get back to the site, and now i 'm back and didn't knwo how to really you it. But I am now. Thank you very much for your reply. I have to think of these meds everyday
Lisa
Trileptal should be introduced slowly. You probably felt so out of it because your brian was trying to get used to so much at once when you shouldn't have been taking it at all. That kind of fogginess is actually a normal (and very inconvenient) side effect when you begin taking any anti-convulsant.
The long term side effect associated with taking Trileptal is liver damage. It must be monitored and a blood panel must be taken on a regular basis to make sure your liver is OK. I don't think 5 days would cause liver damage though (since the damage is associated with a long term build up in your system).
Are you pregnant? Trileptal should not be taken if you're pregnant.
Other than that, you should feel normal after a couple days of stopping the medication.
What a ridiculous mix up on the pharmacy's part. Sorry that happened to you.