Epilex 200 MG Syrup Health Feed

Patient on chronic antiepileptic therapy tend to develop vit deficiency manifestations. Usually oral lesion can be due to plethora of reasons and maybe completely unrelated to antiepileptic therapy as such. But usually we give patients with antiepileptic medication a supplemental therapy of vit b12 and folic acid. Folic acid is more important with or without vit b12 to check homocysteine levels in thes patients. The dose and drug recommendation wrt antiepileptic therapy is best done with your tr...more

Yes it may continue even for life time.
You should take homoeopathic treatment if you want to cure it.

Child is on multiple drugs and still has no complete control means it is a difficult problem at hand. Sticking to the opinion and advice of senior paediatric neuro physician will offer your child the best chance of cure.

No, don't go for a keto diet. It is generally noticed that the people who have irregular meal pattern, fast for long hours (self dieting), take empty calories like in fizzy drinks and fast food, or take more carbs and less protein, tend to put on more weight because their body starts storing even carbs. This causes an imbalance in the body so you have to first deal with your deficiencies and nutrient gaps.
To lose weight in a healthy way, consume foods every 2-3 hours in moderate amounts, a ...more

From what I studied I found no major interaction between Vitamin C and the aforementioned drugs your Husband is taking.However please consult your treating Doctor for further guidance.

Dear friend,
I want to share two thoughts with you:
1. Please communicate with your doctor and know your disease, it is important as understanding your disease helps alleviate your symptoms and also help to maintain good doctor- patient relationship.
2. A single drug (medicine prescribed) may have multiple functions and multiple uses. So you will not be able to know for which reason it is prescribed in your case unless you ask your doctor.
3. Please don’t follow internet blindl...more

Valprol is unsafe during preg. But if it very essential then Dr. may adv.
Your edd is 30.5.20 consult your doctor.

Valprol cr is a teratogenic medicine which can have adverse effects on fetus in 6-15% of cases.
In ideal situations, you should have consulted your neurologist before planning pregnancy to start you on a safer alternative.
I hope you have been taking folic acid supplements throughout your pregnancy. It has some protective effects on teratogenicity.

She is having epilepsy. Medicines are OK if these are controlling your fits. You are also having multiple pains which may be due to some illness anxiety. You may get benefit from counseling.

Hello lybrate-user! consult with a physician before starting the medicine.
There are other treatments for hair fall if you can’t take finasteride tablet. These are injectable like prp, mesotherapy. There is low level laser light available which you can use at home. For further information consult a trichologist.