Levipil 500 MG Tablet For Epilepsy

3 antiepileptics are not usually needed unless they are resistant. You can take a neurology consult. Zenoxa would be the best choice. Other two needs to be tapered slowly over a period of time.

Its safe to take levipil and you can continue with the protein supplement. There are no interactions.

Neither levipil nor depakote cause skin color to lighten. If her seizures are controlled then please continue both medicines.

Seizures reported early in life like before 1 year of age are long lasting and there are different types of epilepsy syndromes may be associated but maximum are benign type so don't be panic but continue the medicines and consult a pediatric neurologist as early as possible.

Levetiracetam is supposed to be effective in controlling seizures during pregnancy and relatively free of teratogenic side effects. However, data on its efficacy and teratogenicity during pregnancy are limited -women on antiepileptic drugs should receive counseling by neurophysician, regarding the risk of fetal abnormalities; folic acid supplementation is recommended.

Since calcified granulomas are almost always benign, they typically don't require treatment. However, if you have an active infection or condition that's causing granuloma formation, your may need a treatment plan. For more detailed consultation, you may connect over a call. Thanks.

Seizure is a sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain. It can cause changes in your behavior, movements or feelings, and in levels of consciousness. If you have two or more seizures or a tendency to have recurrent seizures, you have epilepsy. There are many types of seizures, which range in severity. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and healthy lifestyle.

If anyone has epilepsy it is a disease whcih needs lifelong treatment and there is no way it can be prevented from making its appearance. once affected you need treatment like the medicines you already are taking

The first step in getting correct treatment is to get a correct diagnosis. Differential diagnosis list for Neurocysticercosis may include: Epilepsy bacterial meningitis primary cancer metastatic cancer tuberculoma etc. Often, the decision of whether or not to treat neurocysticercosis is based upon the number of lesions found in the brain and the symptoms you have. When only one lesion is found, often treatment is not given. If you have more than one lesion, specific anti-parasitic treatment is generally recommended. If the brain lesion is considered calcified (this means that a hard shell has formed around the tapeworm larvae), the cysticerci is considered dead and specific anti-parasitic treatment is not beneficial.

There is no interaction between two drugs both can be used by patient same day but at different times.