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Has Anyone Ever Taken Briviact? The Pharmacy Will Not Feel It Without Doctors Orders.

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Evansville, IN
October 14
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Briviact is an anti-epileptic drug (AED) that is used to treat focal seizures. It is considered a narrow-spectrum AED, meaning it works for specific seizure types. Since it is a prescription medication, you would need a valid prescription from your doctor to get Briviact filled at the pharmacy. If you are interested in Show Full Answer

Briviact is an anti-epileptic drug (AED) that is used to treat focal seizures. It is considered a narrow-spectrum AED, meaning it works for specific seizure types. Since it is a prescription medication, you would need a valid prescription from your doctor to get Briviact filled at the pharmacy. If you are interested in trying Briviact for your seizures, discuss this option with your doctor. They can determine if Briviact may be appropriate for you, and provide the necessary prescription if so. The pharmacy cannot fill a prescription medication like Briviact without explicit doctor approval.

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I agree with you and your post, and the epilepsy team post too, hang in there and try and stay pos

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