***Not from the pills you're using, but if you've been away from the
gym for a while, your blood sugar and pill metabolizing are probably
all out of synch., at least based on your one? workout (above).
Probably after another session (tomorrow's), you might have some idea
if this is going to carry on (the fatigue) or if you're going to adjust
to the raised heartrate and metabolism once your body realizes you're
going to keep doing this ??
  I had thought workouts in water were *more a strain on our heart
etc. than on land?  If that was the case maybe it was a good thing (for
a week or 2) that the pool is being serviced.  I don't know if any of
the staff would know (too) if stronger workouts might affect rates AEDs
(or any medication) might be flushed out quicker from our system than
someone more sedate.
   I wondered if a combination of the gym, plus Doctor input, could
help the rate you get free of phenobarbitol.  I've never used that one,
so either the literature or a Doctor might have to comment on that.  It
just seemed that higher metabolism from workouts should flush out our
systems more rapidly than someone more sedate/d (like me). G./