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Sudden Epileptic Attacks, Problem Since Childhood. Taking Levipil, Frisium, Oxetol. Treatment?

Hello sir good evening my sister is having epilepsy(fits) problem since childhood day by day no.of times decreased and very recently no.of strokes were increased now she is having Levipil-250 mg 2 times(D/N), FRISIUM-5 2times(D/N) and OXETOL-450mg 2times(D/N) there was improvement since 3-4 months today all of a sudden from morning 3 times she had problem can guide about what to do
Thu, 25 Oct 2012
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Hi,

Thank you for posting your query.

Epilepsy is a chronic condition, and in this condition, one needs to take medicines for a long time for good control of fits. In addition, medicines need to be taken on a regular basis, without skipping even one dose.

In your sister's case, the dose of levipil (250 mg twice daily) seems very low. Please discuss with her neurologist whether it needs to be increased.

I am sure with proper medical treatment, fits can be well controlled in your sister.

Best wishes,
Dr Sudhir Kumar MD DM (Neurology)
Senior Consultant Neurologist
Apollo Hospital, Hyderabad
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Sudden Epileptic Attacks, Problem Since Childhood. Taking Levipil, Frisium, Oxetol. Treatment?

Hi, Thank you for posting your query. Epilepsy is a chronic condition, and in this condition, one needs to take medicines for a long time for good control of fits. In addition, medicines need to be taken on a regular basis, without skipping even one dose. In your sister s case, the dose of levipil (250 mg twice daily) seems very low. Please discuss with her neurologist whether it needs to be increased. I am sure with proper medical treatment, fits can be well controlled in your sister. Best wishes, Dr Sudhir Kumar MD DM (Neurology) Senior Consultant Neurologist Apollo Hospital, Hyderabad