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Valproate
$0 + copay
$10 / 1 month
Brivaracetam
$0 + copay
$1166.14 / 1 month
Zonisamide
$0 + copay
$7.93 / 1 month
Rufinamide
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$1520.64 / 1 month
Levetiracetam (IR)
$0 + copay
$7.44 / 1 month
TopiramateGeneric Topamax®™
$0 + copay
$175.44 / 1 month
Lamotrigine
$0 + copay
$2.54 / 1 month
Levetiracetam (ER)
$0 + copay
$18.77 / 1 month
Perampanel
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$511.68 / 1 month
Clobazam
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$21.6 / 1 month
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Narrow spectrum (focal)
Vigabatrin
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$10 / 1 month
Stiripentol
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$10 / 1 month
Eslicarbazepine
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$1020.67 / 1 month
Carbamazepine (tablet) ER
$0 + copay
$33.46 / 1 month
Carbamazepine (capsule) ER
$0 + copay
$204.23 / 1 month
Primidone
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$6.16 / 1 month
Cenobamate
$0 + copay
$988.16 / 1 month
Tiagabine
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$162.93 / 1 month
Lacosamide
$0 + copay
$573.44 / 1 month
Gabapentin
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$2.69 / 1 month
Phenobarbital
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$8.85 / 1 month
Oxcarbazepine
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$9.05 / 1 month
Phenytoin
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$7.74 / 1 month
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Narrow spectrum (absence)
Ethosuximide
$0 + copay
$14.78 / 1 month
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Seizures are episodes of temporary brain dysfunction due to abnormal electrical activity
Not everyone who has had a seizure has epilepsy. Seizures can be caused by alcohol or drug withdrawal, high fevers, or low blood sugar
Epilepsy is a condition of the brain in which a person has repeated seizures (2 or more).
A generalized seizure is a seizure that affects both sides of the brain.
A focal seizure affects just one area of the brain.
Carefully turn the person onto their left side, use a soft flat object (pillow or jacket) to put under their head, make sure the area is clear of any hazardous objects, time the seizure, call 911 if seizure is over >5 minutes, call Lone Star Neurology
Do not put anything in their mouth, do not try to restrain their movements and hold them down, do not give food/water until they are fully alert
Skipping doses of medication, lack of sleep, alcohol use, drug use
You should steer clear of alcohol. Alcohol can increase your risk for breakthrough seizures and can affect how the seizure medications work. The combination of alcohol and seizure medications can cause undesirable side effects.
Laws vary by state. In Texas, you should be seizure-free for 3 months before driving.
It depends on the type of seizure you have. You should never stop your medication before discussing with your provider.