Common Nausea, Headache, Dizziness, Double vision.

Q. Is Sizlac a controlled substance, or narcotic?
Sizlac is not a controlled substance or narcotic. It is the drug used in treatment of epilepsy or convulsions

Q. Where is Sizlac absorbed?
Sizlac is absorbed from stomach and intestine when taken orally

Q. What class is Sizlac?
Sizlac belongs to the class of medication called anticonvulsants

Q. What is it used for?
Lacosamide is used as monotherapy or in combination with other antiepileptic medications to treat partial-onset seizure (fits due to involvement of only one side of brain)

Q. How does Sizlac work?
Sizlac is an anticonvulsant drug. It stabilizes the hyper-excited nerve fibers, thereby slowing abnormal nerve impulses in brain

Q. How effective is Sizlac?
Sizlac is effective in treatment of partial-onset seizure (fits due to involvement of only one side of brain). But effect may vary depending on the individuals taking the medicine. Please follow the doctor's advice regarding the use of this medicine.