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I had pain in my left side of brain 7 months ago, it felt like a current, it would get better after a few seconds, then the left side of my face became weak, Slavia was drowning and was admitted to the hospital, I took Levera for 4 or 5 months, then it would get better, then I stopped it, now 4 days ago it felt like a current, then pain in the entire head, sometimes near the eyes, sometimes on the right, then it would get better, after a few seconds Slavia was drowning, alertness was also less, I took Levera, then also there was pain but today it is not there, why did this repeat, what should be done
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Dr. Marni Srinivasa Chowdary
Neurosurgeon
8 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Your symptoms appear like it is a case of Seizure disorder/ post stroke epilepsy. It was controlled with leviteracetam previously.
Cause should be identified. Leviteracetam controls seizures only. It is just a symptomatic treatment. Cause of the seizure should be identified by MRI, eeg etc
Levipil is usually taken for 2 years before tappering if organic pesion os present
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