For past 5 years, I was on Levera 500 mg twice a day. But due to side effects like low concentration, emotional numbness, low mood, lack of motivation etc, my neurologist has switch medicine to Brivaracetam 50 mg in the day and 100 mg in the night. I have been on Briv since a week now. How long does it take to experience benefits of switching from keppra to Briviact?
When my husband hear sudden sound, So he get tinnitus symptoms in ears and he get palpitations, So what he should do ? and which medicines can he use for this problem ?
My mom has Parkinson's we live in USA I usually get medicines courier from India I want to get help from a good doctor she is loosing her hair and has lots of leg pain she is getting slow day by day she has diabetes she takes lcd 125 4 a day and Pramipex 2 a day ecosprin 1 a day tigatel 1 janmumet 1 Please lemme know any good neuro doctors can help her I don't want to show to a doctor here cause she says Indian medicines are better please let me know thank you
Patient was having brain stroke two years ago.Recently having some problems.does the attached mri scan show new stroke?
I have been advised to take Maxoza-L for one month by a fertility doctor as me and wife are planning for pregnancy. But since i have epilepsy since last 13 years and i have been taking levipill 500 twice a day , can I take this medicine as it contains l carnitine and high folic acid
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