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Hello, My mother had suffered from stroke and after diagnosis it was found she has a blood clot in the right side of her brain. She was under medication for 3 months. She was having levipil 500 for a month and had levipil 250 for two months. The last CT scan report was good as per our neuro surgeon and he has advised some medicines and to visit any general physician if any problem comes.Now she is having Levera XR 500 and Bevon capsule. My concern is what will be the duration of the current medicines? Can we stop these 2 medicines after 2-3 months or she needs to continue these for long term Regards Anindita Chowdhury

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Dr. G Mogileswari Neurologist 2 yrs exp Tirupati · Accepted Answer

Dr. G Mogileswari

Neurologist 2 yrs exp Tirupati

Need to know more about medications history for further guidance.thank you

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