Hi, I'm new but I really want to respond because I've been having similar problems. I've taken Lamictal for a long time and it's worked great for me. But after a while I started having vaginitis which my OB/GYN said is due to low estrogen levels. After having this problem for months, I'm starting to suspect Lamictal has something to do with it.

I know that studies showed that Lamictal reduces the levels of synthetic estrogen in people taking hormonal birth control, so I'm guessing it has similar effects on natural estrogen too. I also read in the perscribing information that side-effects of Lamictal can be female reproductive health problems (breast tenderness, vaginitis, menstrual irregularities, etc.) so I'm thinking reduced estrogen has something to do with it.

It's interesting that you're having low-estrogen trouble as well, and I really think Lamictal could be causing it based on my own experience and information I've managed to find. In short, I'm going to discuss it with my neurologist next time I go and see what he says. I never brought it up before because it didn't occur to me that my low estrogen was related to Lamictal. Hopefully he'll have some answers. Good luck with everything!

Have you seen this article?
http://www.aafp.org/afp/20021015/1489.html

It talks about epilepsy & women & hormone levels. I didn't go through it thoroughly yet, but it may be helpful.

I also have PCOS, but no hot flashes, etc. When I started Lamictal, I did feel warm, had a low grade fever, but that went away when my body got used to it. Maybe your neuro has some insights?

oh my gosh

 Ok so I am 15 
So I'm still in stage 4 up top I thought something was wrong like they
were tubler so I got checked out they said I was fine

 maybe if i got esagon it would help please look at my Q i need help