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Mental Health Support

BeHereNow

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7. Thanks- Yeah I have a great GP, thank goodness.

Reply to momto3 (Reply #6)

Tue Jan 31, 2012, 02:59 PM

Jan 2012

I did not have the deadly rash reaction, but a rare one indeed.
The cortisone shop stopped the spreading and itching, but
the red bumps are STILL there...
May go back to the GP and see if I need another cortisone shot.
I hate not being able to go out without some foundation, but the
bumps are unsightly and not going away!

Glad Lamictal works for you and your daughter and other here in the forum!

I was just in the small percentage of people who can't take it.

BHN

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Lamictal report- thanks for warning me about the rash. [View all] BeHereNow Jan 2012 OP

there are always a few people who have a bad reaction. mopinko Jan 2012 #1

I had a horrible reaction to Lexapro and Trazadone. Neoma Jan 2012 #2

Oooh.. not good. They say the rashes above the neck are more serious than below. I would not wait GreenPartyVoter Jan 2012 #3

Seeing my GP today... BeHereNow Jan 2012 #4

Crossing fingers, legs, and arms postatomic Jan 2012 #5

I hope you are okay. momto3 Jan 2012 #6

Thanks- Yeah I have a great GP, thank goodness. BeHereNow Jan 2012 #7