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Lamotrigine can cause dizziness and diplopia (double vision), so patients should assess how it affects them before driving or operating machinery and, because individual responses vary, those taking it for epilepsy should consult their physician about driving.
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- LamictalGlaxoSmithKline UK · emc · SmPC §4.7 Effects on ability to drive and use machines · Version 53Document updated
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