topomax
Sorry kiddo, you spelled topomax wrong. Topamax is not an anti-psychotic. It is, in fact, used to treat migraines.
Words you can keep
topomax
an anti psychotic that if you take makes you space out for days. you'll be sitting there and repeating shit all day.
topomax by topamonster May 3, 2005
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Topomax/Topamax
Topomax is the misspelling of the prescription drug, Topamax (Topiramate). It is an anticonvulsant and anti-seizure medication that, in stronger doses us used to control epilepsy. In smaller amounts prescribed under the brand name Topamax, it is used to help control severe migraines in both frequency and severity.
I use to get migraines two to three days a week until I began taking Topomax/Topamax. Now I hardly ever get them.
Topomax/Topamax by pzzld October 10, 2007
topamax
Brand name of topiramate. Topamax is an anticonvulsant known for causing anomia, memory loss, and general stupidity. Therefore also called 'dopamax'.
Like many other anticonvulsants, Topamax is often used as a mood stabilizer. Appetite suppression is a common side-effect, so it is sometimes prescribed to encourage weight loss.
NOT spelled 'topomax' and NOT an antipsychotic.
Like many other anticonvulsants, Topamax is often used as a mood stabilizer. Appetite suppression is a common side-effect, so it is sometimes prescribed to encourage weight loss.
NOT spelled 'topomax' and NOT an antipsychotic.
Topamax
An anti-sezire drug my doctor perscribed me to counter-act the weight gain effect of my Zoloft and to stabalise my craziness. Like that'll happen.
It comes in teeny white pills. It can make you tired.
Topamax is known as dopamax as well, for causing merory loss and such, but I can't tell the difference.
That might be bad.
See Wikipedia for more information, if it realy means that much to you.
It comes in teeny white pills. It can make you tired.
Topamax is known as dopamax as well, for causing merory loss and such, but I can't tell the difference.
That might be bad.
See Wikipedia for more information, if it realy means that much to you.
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