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My Husband Fell In The Bathtub And Now 10 Year's Later Kepra Is The Dr's Orders Some Times Works But What Else Can We Do?

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November 6, 2023
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If he doesn’t have an actual Neurologist / Epileptologist , then get him set up with one of those specialists ( preferably Epileptologist ) . They can have you husband , do certain tests and figure out , if he truly has epilepsy or not. They can also figure out what seizure types he’s experiencing.

Then they can refigure out the right medication(s’) for him . This includes other possible path of treatments

November 6, 2023

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