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How Long To Use Lavera For Seizures?

I am a 19 year old and have minor seizures of around 1-2 seconds . I am in medication of lavera 250mg . How long do I have to continue using these meds? Its been 2 years since I am on the meds but the seizers still continue . What precautions should be taken to not have repeated seizures.
Thu, 23 Jun 2016
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Psychiatrist 's  Response
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If you are still having seizures on your medication, either the increase in dose or change of drug is required. Consult your doctor for this.

Anti-epileptics are taken for three years after the last seizure.
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Neurologist Dr. Vishal Chafale's  Response
if despite taking levera, seizures are continuing.....I would like to increase dose of Levera.At present u are taking very minimal dose.
drug withdraw can be attempted after 3 yrs of seizure free interval. Get MRI brain 3 T with epilepsy protocol done and EEG.
long term prognosis depends upon type of seizure and etiology.
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How Long To Use Lavera For Seizures?

Hello If you are still having seizures on your medication, either the increase in dose or change of drug is required. Consult your doctor for this. Anti-epileptics are taken for three years after the last seizure. Thanks