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What are the Drug Class and Mechanism for Lamictal (Lamotrigine)?

April 26, 2017class drug lamictal lamotrigine mechanism

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What are the Drug Class and Mechanism for Lamictal (Lamotrigine)?

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Lamictal is an oral drug that is used for treating seizures. It is chemically unrelated to other anti-seizure drugs. The precise mechanism by which lamictal exerts its anti-seizure action is not known.