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Seizure Problem
Greetings Doctor!
In 2016, I was diagnosed with a possibility of Epilepsy. The trigger point was lack of sleep. I was keeping well since the last three years. But I had an attack last year, in the month of August and had an episode two days back.
I have had a test done too, nothing conclusive was depicted. However, this time I have too much blisters on my tongue and have severely cut my tongue. Please help, let me know how to take this forward?
For your kind perusal, I have attached my prescription of 2016.
Best
Angad Anand
Manager, 2030 Youth Force India
Initiative of the UN Regional Office in Asia and Pacific
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I think you may need to restart your seizure medication.
For its exact diagnosis, you may require EEG / video EEG for its characterisation.
In either of the cases, the correct way forward is to take a physical consult and proceed.
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