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?
Patient was having brain stroke two years ago.Recently having some problems.does the attached mri scan show new stroke?
Following are my symptoms 1.fear 2. Gabhrahat 3.shortness of breath 4 heart palpitations. 5. Body pain which rotates from one part to another without major cause,all blood tests are normal visited many orthopaedic doctors , physiotherapist, but there is no major problem,all doctors says its not a major problem. 6 feeling weakness all the time. 7 cold sweat. 8. Overthinking 9. Sometimes vagus nerves gets overstimulate due to may be food or something else. What may be the cause, is it related to psychological or something else.whom should I visit.
Sir, I often forget what I am about to say during conversations and sometimes cannot recall simple words, such as “speaker,” and may say the wrong word instead, like “music box.” I often struggle to find the right words and say things like .While reading, I frequently forget the beginning of a short sentence before reaching the end. When watching videos, I often lose track of what was said and have to rewind repeatedly. I also frequently forget where I placed things within a few minutes. These difficulties occur regularly and affect my daily life and studies. My report Hb 14.4, HbA1c 5.3%, cholesterol/LDL/TG 130/71/90, LFT, B12 396, TSH 2.35, MRI Brain — normal. 🟡 Vitamin D3 23.8 — mildly low. I don't have any kind of depression
My left hand was felling like trimmer .I was drinking alcohol most of time .I am taking cholesterol medicin.
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