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Asked for male, 38 years old from Korba
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M.B.B.S, C.S.C, D.C.H

Cardiologist•Alappuzha
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Commonly reported side effects of levetiracetam (levipil) include: infection, psychoneurosis, drowsiness, asthenia, headache, nasopharyngitis, nervousness, abnormal behavior, aggressive behavior, agitation, anxiety, apathy, depersonalization, depression, fatigue, hostility, hyperkinetic muscle activity, mental disorders,.
Asked for female, 29 years old from Kolkata
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DM - Neurology, Fellowship Epilepsy

Neurologist•Bangalore
Hi,
the suffix xr, er, sr, od and cr all refer to drug formulations which help to pronlog the duration of action of the drug. These letters stand for extended release, sustained release, once daily and controlled release formulations.
This is achieved by slowing down the release of the drug and its absorption from the intestine by various techniques.
As far as treating epilepsy is concerned there are some advantages of using this kind of medications where the number of dosages per da...more
Asked for male, 42 years old from Bangalore
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DM - Neurology, MBBS, Diploma in Child H...read more

Neurologist•Thodupuzha
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Levipil (levetiracetam) is comparatively safer drug, broad spectrum anti epileptic drug. Only mild adverse events and safe to use when liver functions are deranged. During the switching period, you may get seizure as it may take a week or two for acquiring steady drug level in blood. Want to know the latest liver function test results and eeg results to opine about seizure recurrence.
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MBBS, MD - Psychiatry, MBA (Healthcare)

Psychiatrist•Davanagere
It is recommended that you do not drink alcohol because it does reduce your seizure threshold thus making you more likely to have a seizure or a fit and lower the effect of the medication levetiracetam. Smoking is also recommended to be stopped due to many reasons. I hope you are able to do it. We can certainly help clarify any concerns you may have.
Look forward to hearing from you. If you need help with booking an appointment online with me on this website either text, an appointment for a...more
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NAMASKAR, MY SON AGED 25 YEARS seizure LIKE PROBLEM SINCE 10 YEARS IN YEAR 2006 HE SLEPT AT 11. 00 pm AND AFTER TEN MINUTES HE WAKED UP AND LOST COULD NOT UTTER WORDS, I TOOK HIM TO NEARBY CLINIC IN CAR ,HAVING HIGH BP 180/100 GOT consciousness AFTER 4-5 HOURS THEN HAD THRICE VOMITING .GOT DONE AFTER A WEEK EEG AND MRI WITH NO FINDINGS. WITH DIFFERENT symptoms EPISODES REPEATED IN YEAR 2008,2011 AND 2016 REPEATED THRICE WITH symptoms LIKE LOCKED JAW, HAND AND LEGS SHAKING WITH SALIVA OOZING OUT WHICH LASTED USE TO LAST FOR FIVE MINUTES GAINING consciousness WIH weakness ,body ache MOUTH TILTED LOST MEMORY FOR 24 HOURS BACK WHICH REGAINS IN FEW HOURS AND STAMMERING. LAST EEG IN 2016 SHOWED FEW SPIKES ETC. AND PRESCRIBED SOD. VALPORATE. BUT LOOKING INTO SIDE EFFECTS AND LIFE LONG THERAPY did not OPTED BUT TAKING HOMEOPATHY MEDICATION AND ALSO TOOK AYURVEDIC FOR FEW MONTHS IN LATE PHASE OF 2016. FROM LAST MORE THAN A YEAR TAKING continuously HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE .BUT NOW WORRIED AS HE (MY SON) SUFFERED EPISODE LAST WEEK TOO AFTER A GAP OF 11 MONTHS. SINCE WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT MEDICINES ARE BEING GIVEN AS DOCTORS KEEP DETAILS WITH THEM ONLY .CAN I REQUEST WHAT ACTION WE SHOULD TAKE SO THAT HE LEADS NORMAL LIFE IN FUTURE WITH NO HICCUPS, I WILL BE HIGHLY OBLIGED. THANKS AND REGARDS.

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MBBS, DNB (Psychiatry)

Psychiatrist•Jodhpur
Dear lybrate-user.
I would like to share that epilepsy/seizure is well know medical condition and every sufferer is advised to take anti-epileptic/anti-seizure medicine for it. Medicines would prevent further episode hence further damage to brain caused by fits.
On the other side alternative medicine until or unless prescribed by a specialist of that system, may cause much more side effect which we are and cannot be aware of.
In my opinion you should consult a neurologist, share you...more
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Neurosurgeon•Greater Noida
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The primary aim of the treatment in patients suffering from seizure is leasing a seizure-free life without giving way to any adverse effects. This goal can be accomplished in over 60 percent people with the help of anticonvulsants. Some patients also experience adverse effects since they suffer from a seizure which is refractory to medical therapy. Here are some of the common treatment options for seizures:

Monotherapy: Sometimes, monotherapy is given as it reduces the chance of all sor...more
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MCH Neuro Surgery, MBBS Bachelor of Medi...read more

Neurosurgeon•Agra
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Are you experiencing excruciating headache? you probably didn't know but you could be suffering from brain aneurysms. It is described as bulge formation in the blood vessel in the brain. It is a totally asymptomatic condition as one does not display any symptoms until the bulge vessel ruptures which may result in blood releasing in the skull which may further lead to a stroke. The bulge is often formed in the gaps between the tissues covering the brain and brain itself.

Most common trea...more
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MCh - Neurosurgery, MBBS

Neurosurgeon•Chennai
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Are you experiencing excruciating headache? you probably didn't know but you could be suffering from brain aneurysms. It is described as bulge formation in the blood vessel in the brain. It is a totally asymptomatic condition as one does not display any symptoms until the bulge vessel ruptures which may result in blood releasing in the skull which may further lead to a stroke. The bulge is often formed in the gaps between the tissues covering the brain and brain itself.

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Neurosurgeon•Delhi
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The primary aim of the treatment in patients suffering from seizure is leasing a seizure-free life without giving way to any adverse effects. This goal can be accomplished in over 60 percent people with the help of anticonvulsants. Some patients also experience adverse effects since they suffer from a seizure which is refractory to medical therapy. Here are some of the common treatment options for seizures:

Monotherapy: Sometimes, monotherapy is given as it reduces the chance of all sor...more
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