u/justmehangel

I take 600 mg Oxcarbazepine, 0.25 mg Clonazepam, 150 mg Lamotrigine, 10 mg Nexito. (All prescribed)

I used to take 2 tablets of 300 mg Oxcarbazepine everyday. After taking my meds today, I realised I had taken 2 tablets of 600 mg Oxcarbazepine instead without realising it wasn't my usual 300 mg (my mother forgot to tell me she got new dosage of my meds).

Is this serious? Should I just sleep it off?

Hey guys! I'm currently in 12th (cbse) and will give my boards in 2027. I'm really serious about studying in England for my undergrad. I'm aiming for Bachelors in Social Work. The good thing about studying there is that undergrad is for 3 years instead of 4 and postgrad for 1 year instead of 2. I'm not looking for Russell Groups or expensive, highly known universities. Just an accredited and good uni with affordable fees as most of it will be on student loan. I've heard Social Workers have very high chances of getting jobs there (even international students) as there is a significant shortage in that industry in the UK.

Anyone who's planning to study undergrad (any course) in England, let's connect and discuss opportunities and options :)

my_qualifications : 82% in 10th and expected 80% to 85% in 12th. Humanities Stream.

Hey guys! I'm currently in 12th (cbse) and will give my boards in 2027. I'm really serious about studying in England for my undergrad. I'm aiming for Bachelors in Social Work. The good thing about studying there is that undergrad is for 3 years instead of 4 and postgrad for 1 year instead of 2. I'm not looking for Russell Groups or expensive, highly known universities. Just an accredited and good uni with affordable fees as most of it will be on student loan. I've heard Social Workers have very high chances of getting jobs there (even international students) as there is a significant shortage in that industry in the UK.

Anyone who's planning to study undergrad (any course) in England, let's connect and discuss opportunities and options :)