@santosha
I went into mayo today to the have blood drawn, and a walking e e g attached for twenty four hours. I made it a point of having my neurologist check my sodium levels at the same time and the results came back dangerously low. I called him to find out what to do and he advised electrolyte water, high in sodium, and to drink less plain water. We live in the desert and we are accustomed to drinking a great deal of water. Before the appointment, I had looked into the drugs, and he also put me on clonazepam in conjunction with the trilipdal for ten days to try to even me out. I did tell him that any drug that was capable of doing that to me. I didn't think was good for me to take. I saw him for a moment today when he came in to check on me during the EEG attachment. His nurse had not been clear to him about the severity of the situation. He and I have a very close and open relationship. I am hoping my memory comes back and that it's not gone for good. But only time will tell. I went to my naturalist this evening to get supplements. That would better support my sodium and that just needs a few days to correct itself. I appreciate your concern and would definitely tell anyone else thanking about trilipol or oxcarbazepane to think twice and to always research a drug, and it's possible side effects before ever putting it in their mouth, they also need to check it's interaction with their existing drugs. I will cover we always do. Thank you.