shotwho,
I am glad that you have a Dr. who checks your blood. I have been
on Dilantin and Phenabarb for over 20 years and I have my blood
checked yearly and if I have a sz I have it checked again. It has been
over 2 years since I have had a sz and 4 years before that. Are you on
the generic or the brand name? That makes a difference to most of us.
The brand name is stronger as far as I am concerned and my dr. insists
on it.
Millie
> i am for the most part fine,but i recently had a blood test.i since moving
> back home to south carolina had to get a new doctor.from one visit i can
> say already that i like this one better than the one i had in illinois.the
> one there was in my opinion very very inattentive for instance he never
> checked my dilantin level.i can name other problems but this is the most
> important because of my new dr. herein south carolina.when my blood was
> tested i was called the next day and informed that while they like for my
> level to be between 10-20,the nurse told me over the phone that my level
> was only a little above 2.so i was told to increase the amout of dilantin
> i take.
>
>
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