Did you, or a family member develop Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) or toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) after taking prescription Lamictal? Lamictal, also known by its generic name Lamotrigine, is an anti-convulsant epilepsy drug used to treat symptoms of epilepsy and bipolar disorder, but studies show a strong link between the use of Lamictal and adverse events such as birth defects, aseptic meningitis, suicidal thoughts, “angry” or severe rashes, anxiety, and Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
Lamictal side effects have been added to the drug’s labeling in a Black Box Warning as far back as March 1997. If you took Lamictal and experienced these adverse effects, please contact us to discuss your potential litigation and address any questions you have with our attorneys.