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Absent mind, Epilepsy
Very off and on she becomes absent minded during course of discussion on any subject. Besides she fells connectivity to the point of discussion. In the context, it be stated that she was/is an epileptic patient since 1992 and she also a victim of DVT on both legs since 2012 & 2013. She also suffers from obesity, swelling in legs after DVT. She is also suffering from OA, though earlier she has RA, recently she has undergone surgery fissures with inflammed external piles. She is a patient of Hypothyroidism. Frequently she is having cramps in legs or veins. Presently, severe pain in left leg. B.W. is 85kg. Daily taking Eltroxin 75mcg. She is also having idiopathic generalized seizures with IGF syndrome. Her medications for epilepsy are Valance OD 500 1 tab BD and Levipil XR 500 1 tab OD, Cloba 10 1 tab HS prescribed at NIMHANS under Sr. Prof. Dr. P. Satish Chandra (Director/Vice - Chancellor), although Cloba 10 had been stopped by herself. Stopping it, she is often get unmindful.
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Hi..... about 60% of people who are untreated have no further seizures during the 24 months following their first seizure. The outlook (prognosis) for most people with epilepsy is good. Approximately 70% go into remission for 5 years on or off treatment.... About 20% to 30% develop chronic epilepsy (long term epilepsy) - these people are generally treated with Anti epileptic drugs.....
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