Epilepsy Surgery Questions

Please go ahead with covid vaccination, there is no need to stop anti epileptic drugs in fact you should make sure that you do not miss the aed.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
There is no evidence that persons with epilepsy are at higher risk of side effects after vaccination. As with any vaccine, some persons may develop a fever which could lower their seizure threshold for the short term, and rarely could result in a break-through seizure. There is no evidence that this vaccination results in worsening of the epilepsy, or brain injury.
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It is safe to be vaccinated.

Hello,
there are two problems which need to be addressed. The first is continuation of torleva 5 years after the seizure. In majority of the seizures there is an attempt to withdraw antiepileptic medicine after a seizure free period of three years. Only very few epilepsies requiore medication life long. Pleas consult with all your details to your doctor and if torleva can be stopped it will be better.
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Hello,
you have not mentioned the symptoms for which these medicines were prescribed for you. These are psychotherapeutic medicines and have varied uses. To advise you about he use of medicines without knowing the reason why they were prescribed is not correct. Quetaipine (mind q is used for mild psychotic symptoms and lonazep is used for anxiety. I advise you to go to yur doctor who prescribed these medicines and ask for review.

Hello,
the dosage is not clear to me, tegritol is usually administered as 10 mg/kg body weight three times a day, and levera can be given upto 3 gm / day. Unfortunately levera is known to have behaviour problems and aggressiveness could be its side effect. You will require review of your medication and I suggest you consult your doctor who prescribed these drugs to you or come back to me with full details of the seizures and medication in correct dosage.

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Give her
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1 twice a day for 3 months regularly
Send me follow up regularly
Gradually reduce her current epileptic drug doses

Can have withdrawal symptoms if he stop taking it and can have fits also, it has to be done gradually,,

It can alter your brain's electrical signals and cause a seizure. Nicotine: this addictive chemical, found in tobacco, can also increase your risk of seizures. You can reduce your risk by cutting back on how much you smoke or, better yet, quitting.
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Hello,
there are many choices for control of seizures as a long term management of seizures and many new anti epileptic medication are available which can control seizures, if you mention her weight and the doses of each medicine I am sure her seizures can be controlledcbd oil has unproven track record and I feel it is better to streamline her anti epilepileptic medication.