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Trying to understand why certain medications are prescribed to treat epilepsy and bipolar disorder. Physician has prescribed three medications: Clonazepam, Levetiracetam and Carbamazepine. Would the above medications be considered as standard treatment protocol for epileptic seizures and bipolar disorder?
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Hello. I'm sure the physician has seen you in person and only after through and detailed evaluation of your condition, has prescribed you these medicines. The medicines vary from person to person and only the ones that seem fit for you are prescribed by the doctor. If you have any issues regarding the same, it would be best if you talk to your doctor directly.
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