Someone besides me,
After having my first two seizures,a family doctor did the right thing by starting me on Dilanin & phenobarbital.I wasn't aware of any seizures for the next four years,before telling a friend of my epilepsy and being on medicine to prevent seizures.They told me they'd
been diagnosed w/epilepsy,until another doctor said they had seizures that were myoclonic.Their advice,go a neurologist.
At first visit,Dr.replaced phenobarbital with something else.I noticed a partial seizure in a few days,so he tried another,this was repeated again and again.Before adding a third medicine,I thought he'd find it someday.He would've done better to remain at the beginning or go back there and never change anything.
Then in '91 he replaced Dilantin with Tegretol explaining that was related to having used it for over ten years,then I had double vision.He replaced it with something else.This went on through alot of medicines which all had carbamazapene in them.Why not just go back to the phenobarbital & Dilantin at the beginning.I bet every time a doctor writes a prescription,they get a kickback from a pharmaceutical company because of selling their product.That might be why he dropped phenobarbital,who'd give him a kickback?
Timothy Baldwin
Saturday, December 24, 2011
[epilepsy] phenobarbital?
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