Parkinsonism
My husband who suffers from post stroke epilepsy ( luckily only has about 4 seizures a year now) has developed tremors and balance issues which has led the neurologist to think of Parkinsons disease. As he is taking sodium [[treatment:valproate:58869776ff2950217cf3b4a3]] as one of his AED's we are about to embark on a two month journey of eliminating the sodium [[treatment:valproate:58869776ff2950217cf3b4a3]] and replacing with [[treatment:Lamictal:5508b7fb6bcd61548000025f]]. Does anyone have… read more
Thanks for responding. After my original question and the change in medication from valproate to lamotrigine, the tremors have stopped, the balance issues have resolved in the main and he has had 2 minor seizures.
His short term memory is still an issue but he had had various difficulties with that since he was young. (For example we had to delay our wedding reception for a couple of hours because his parents had to go back to their home to look for his car keys as he had misplaced them that morning.)
I don't have an answer for you but you are the first person I have found here who is dealing with post stroke epilepsy. My husband is on zonisamide and lamotrigine, but it is not controlling the seizures. Will keep you in my prayers
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Parkinsonism