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Feeling unconcious for sometimes
My wife is an epilepsy patient from past 3 years . She have epilepsy at night ,for controling she is taking LEVERA 500. at night.
Sometimes she become unconcious in day for 1-2 minutes, and then becomes normal, in unconciousness she become unable to understand anything , and do some gesture ,
So please suggest me some medicine or another way to recover from this,
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Medication dose looks low.you can make it twice .what are the previous reports
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pl take online consult if no change
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Levera 500mg once in the night does not seem to be an appropriate dose for an adult patient.
You've also not shared prescription wherein the clinician has diagnosed the epilepsy/seizure and it's type.
Having seizures (these episodes of unconsciousness during the day) is not good at all.
You must take a proper consultation, online first, if physical consultation is not possible for you. This needs urgent detailed evaluation.
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