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Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy
Can Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy be cured. I am taking levetiracetam 1500 mg per day. Will yoga help me to get rid of this neurological condition.
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It cannot be cured.it will recur if u stop medicines.just stick to medication and healthy life style to avoid seizures inspite of medication.it is a benign condition.no need to worry
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Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy is a type of generalised epilepsy with good treatment.
Medications usually include valproate or levitiracetam.
If it is EEG proven and already diagnosed as JME, with ANTIEPILEPTICS if u don't have new seizures, just continue same dose with regular follow up with treating neurologist and medications need to be taken usually life long. And ANTIEPILEPTIC which ur taking is a good drug with low risk if ur planning kids also.
Avoid sleep deprvation.
Meditation , relaxation exercises.
Don't skip meds.
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Dr. Vivek Iyer
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What is the duration of illness
When was the last time you had a seizure
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