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Asked for male, 30 years old from Buldhana
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Phenytoin and phenobarbitone do not cause erectile dysfunction. You will have to visit an andrologist for correct approach, diagnosis and treatment of erectile dysfunction.
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Asked for male, 23 years old from Hyderabad
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The guidelines are to stop medicines after a 3 years of last attack. I guess you have not had seiure at all and the medicine was prescribe as a precaution. Ideally youi should stop the medicine, it has to be tapered down gradually over 3 months, this with the clear understanding that though the risk is less nobody can guarantee that seiure cannot occur, but hen nobody can guarantee that while on medicine you will not have any seizure. I suggest you taper medicine and take precautions.
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Although there is little evidence that a balanced diet has a direct effect on seizures, it provides essential nutrients and keeps our energy levels steady. A balanced diet may also help you to keep a regular sleep pattern and keep active, both of which are good for overall health.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.
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you need to furnish a few more details, there is nothing like an unknown epilepsy, there is a standard classification of epilepsies and I would like to know the details of your onset, frequency, type of seizure, family history, response to medication, precipitating factors and other details of your epilepsy to classify it. Torleva is used for many epilepsies and if your seizures are under control its ok if not then let me know the no of seizures you are having to adjust the dose or ad...more
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it is not clear that whether you were taking medicine when the child was in utero, if the baby is born and is healthy then there is no problem. All antiepileptic drugs have a small chance of in utero damage but epilepsy itself can cause damage to the foetus so generally a low dose to control seizures is used during pregnancy.
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its not a banned rug, and its always advisable to carry the doctors prescription and the medicine for the duration of your stay. The same is applicable in australia also.
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Dear lybrate-user,
you have epilepsy due to neurocysticercosis, but getting three drugs for same is not a good idea. The policy is to try to control with the maximum dose of one medicine, if seizures are still recurring than second medicine. Three medicines are rarely if ever indicated. You have not mentioned the onset and no of seizures you had and when was the last seizure. Your medication will need to be modified accordingly. Taking 3 medicines not a good idea. The time when medication wi...more
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Dear lybrate-user,
1. You are suffering from epilepsy which means two or more unprovoked seizures. At times seizures recur after a gap of 1-2 years and stopping medication. The seizures in your case are not due to a tumour and and it is not likely that you will have a tumour now after the onset 6 years back. Please be confident about not having atumour and take the medicines prescribed regularly.
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Hello lybrate-user,
the presence of seizures is no contraindication for surgery. You can undergo any surgery with ga. But yes first your surgeon and anesthesiologist should knno your problem and they will approach the problem correctly, you should definitely continue taking your medicine and inform the doctors.
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