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My niece girl baby one year old. She had non febrile seizures. Doctor prescribed valparin syrup and lobazam tablet. My doubt is , i gave both to her. But she got restless after sometime. She was drowsy but did not sleep. She started playing and blabbering. We are much worried about her. Pls guide. Doc told we can give frisium if lobazam is not available. What to do
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Visit pediatrician office in person for this..
Detail history is needed
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I need history of seizures (duration, type of body movement during seizures and few other things about baby's birth and development history of the kid). And also a neurological examination of the baby needs to be done.
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consult your nearest pediatrician for this.
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dont stop, increase or decrease the dose of anti epileptic drugs yourself.
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For now if she is not drowsy and in control then I would recommend to wait and watch
Continue the routine medicine which is prescribed and if God forbid you see episode again then you give Frisium but otherwise continue routine treatment
Also see neurologist when you get chance
Take care
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