Guest guest Posted December 31, 2006 Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 Hi Mayur: Read about natural ways to control seizures. Magnesium, B-50, carnitine. and a lot of other stuff that can help you! get busy and start reading like crazy. there is hope! Good luck, mayur <mayur8u@...> wrote: Hi, I'm Mayur, 28 yrs and an Epileptic patient from past 9 months. I was on a medicine called Olptal OD - 900 mg (Oxcarbazepine) from past 9 months. I was seizuere free for past 6 months , but suddenly from past 2-3 months i had 2 seizure attack. After my second seizure attack, the dosage was increased by another 300 mg as my body weight had increased by 7 kgs. Now my Doctor is suggesting me for change of medicine. I need your comments on this, do you really think there is a change for medicatation. Thanks in advance, Mayur. Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Messenger. Download Now! http://messenger./download.php Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 1, 2007 Report Share Posted January 1, 2007 Hello Mayur, At the very outset I sincerely advise you to consult a good doctor. I am an epileptic for the last 23 years and on an average I get a seizure or two each year. I the year 2006 I had just one seizure. For my type of epilepsy, the recommended cure is less tension, less physical exertion, enough sleep(atleast 6 to 7 Hrs) and regular medication. I take two Dilantin(100mg) capsules(outside India it is branded as Epanutin) every day just before going to bed. Sleep is very,very important. If you are in the habit of consuming alcohol, just throw away all the bottles and become teetoler. I do practice what I have written above and I am only sharing that with you. Apart from the above, there may be some other do's and don'ts. Before I conclude, I once again advise you to consult a good Doctor. Regards Rajkumar mayur <mayur8u@...> wrote: Hi, I'm Mayur, 28 yrs and an Epileptic patient from past 9 months. I was on a medicine called Olptal OD - 900 mg (Oxcarbazepine) from past 9 months. I was seizuere free for past 6 months , but suddenly from past 2-3 months i had 2 seizure attack. After my second seizure attack, the dosage was increased by another 300 mg as my body weight had increased by 7 kgs. Now my Doctor is suggesting me for change of medicine. I need your comments on this, do you really think there is a change for medicatation. Thanks in advance, Mayur. Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Messenger. Download Now! http://messenger./download.php Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 Hi Rajkumar: Dp you have any idea what triggers your 1 or 2 seizures a year? Have you been able to determine a pattern? It would be helful to know. Do you do any type of yoga or meditationl. I have heard you can heal a lot of stuff like that, Do you supplement with Magnesium and B vitamins? I just came back from India. I love your country, your people and your food! Thanks, RAJKUMAR TANTRI <tnrajkumar@...> wrote: Hello Mayur, At the very outset I sincerely advise you to consult a good doctor. I am an epileptic for the last 23 years and on an average I get a seizure or two each year. I the year 2006 I had just one seizure. For my type of epilepsy, the recommended cure is less tension, less physical exertion, enough sleep(atleast 6 to 7 Hrs) and regular medication. I take two Dilantin(100mg) capsules(outside India it is branded as Epanutin) every day just before going to bed. Sleep is very,very important. If you are in the habit of consuming alcohol, just throw away all the bottles and become teetoler. I do practice what I have written above and I am only sharing that with you. Apart from the above, there may be some other do's and don'ts. Before I conclude, I once again advise you to consult a good Doctor. Regards Rajkumar mayur <mayur8u@...> wrote: Hi, I'm Mayur, 28 yrs and an Epileptic patient from past 9 months. I was on a medicine called Olptal OD - 900 mg (Oxcarbazepine) from past 9 months. I was seizuere free for past 6 months , but suddenly from past 2-3 months i had 2 seizure attack. After my second seizure attack, the dosage was increased by another 300 mg as my body weight had increased by 7 kgs. Now my Doctor is suggesting me for change of medicine. I need your comments on this, do you really think there is a change for medicatation. Thanks in advance, Mayur. Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Messenger. Download Now! http://messenger./download.php Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 i too have 1-2 seizures a year.last year was 3. my last one was 4 weeks ago and i got pushed away from my job so to speak. no more work they say.. i dont understand either why i keep having them. the last one couldnt possibly be due to stress, i had a good job, life is good. all the GOOD stuff. i am on lamictal-300mg/day. i have had them for 8 years. some say they are from football, but doctors say that the inheritable seizures start around late teens. i sure wish someone could help me out a little with some information because this is ruining my financial life. i cant work where i want, do what i want or drive what i want..other than the thought of having the NEXT one, my life is stress free. -michael- --- <lindae321@...> wrote: > Hi Rajkumar: > Dp you have any idea what triggers your 1 or 2 > seizures a year? > Have you been able to determine a pattern? It would > be helful to know. > Do you do any type of yoga or meditationl. I have > heard you can heal a lot of stuff like that, Do you > supplement with Magnesium and B vitamins? > I just came back from India. I love your country, > your people and your food! > Thanks, > > > RAJKUMAR TANTRI <tnrajkumar@...> wrote: > Hello Mayur, > > At the very outset I sincerely advise you to > consult a good doctor. > > I am an epileptic for the last 23 years and on > an average I get a seizure or two each year. I the > year 2006 I had just one seizure. > > For my type of epilepsy, the recommended cure is > less tension, less physical exertion, enough > sleep(atleast 6 to 7 Hrs) and regular medication. I > take two Dilantin(100mg) capsules(outside India it > is branded as Epanutin) every day just before going > to bed. Sleep is very,very important. If you are > in the habit of consuming alcohol, just throw away > all the bottles and become teetoler. > > I do practice what I have written above and I am > only sharing that with you. Apart from the above, > there may be some other do's and don'ts. > > Before I conclude, I once again advise you to > consult a good Doctor. > > Regards > Rajkumar > > > > mayur <mayur8u@...> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm Mayur, 28 yrs and an Epileptic patient from > past 9 months. I was on a medicine called Olptal OD > - 900 mg (Oxcarbazepine) from past 9 months. I was > seizuere free for past 6 months , but suddenly from > past 2-3 months i had 2 seizure attack. After my > second seizure attack, the dosage was increased by > another 300 mg as my body weight had increased by 7 > kgs. > Now my Doctor is suggesting me for change of > medicine. > > I need your comments on this, do you really think > there is a change for medicatation. > > Thanks in advance, > Mayur. > > Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your > Messenger. Download Now! > http://messenger./download.php > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 Hi , In my case, the only TWO root causes that triggers 1 or 2 seizures in a year are : 1. Lack of sleep 2. Hypertension (which, I am) Never have I escaped seizures whenever the reason was one of the above two. My last seizure was on March 2nd, 2006. I am hoping and praying that I will have atleast a year without any seizure. Wish me good luck. How long should I be taking the Dilantin(Epanutin) capsules ? Will there be any side effects of this medicine as I grow older? Right now, I am 46 years old. Should I change the medication or reduce from two to one capsule ? Should I also take Vitamin B complex ? Please advise. Meanwhile, thank you very much for all the compliments on India, Indians and Indian food. Wish you a very Happy New Year 2007 Regards Rajkumar <lindae321@...> wrote: Hi Rajkumar: Dp you have any idea what triggers your 1 or 2 seizures a year? Have you been able to determine a pattern? It would be helful to know. Do you do any type of yoga or meditationl. I have heard you can heal a lot of stuff like that, Do you supplement with Magnesium and B vitamins? I just came back from India. I love your country, your people and your food! Thanks, RAJKUMAR TANTRI <tnrajkumar@...> wrote: Hello Mayur, At the very outset I sincerely advise you to consult a good doctor. I am an epileptic for the last 23 years and on an average I get a seizure or two each year. I the year 2006 I had just one seizure. For my type of epilepsy, the recommended cure is less tension, less physical exertion, enough sleep(atleast 6 to 7 Hrs) and regular medication. I take two Dilantin(100mg) capsules(outside India it is branded as Epanutin) every day just before going to bed. Sleep is very,very important. If you are in the habit of consuming alcohol, just throw away all the bottles and become teetoler. I do practice what I have written above and I am only sharing that with you. Apart from the above, there may be some other do's and don'ts. Before I conclude, I once again advise you to consult a good Doctor. Regards Rajkumar mayur <mayur8u@...> wrote: Hi, I'm Mayur, 28 yrs and an Epileptic patient from past 9 months. I was on a medicine called Olptal OD - 900 mg (Oxcarbazepine) from past 9 months. I was seizuere free for past 6 months , but suddenly from past 2-3 months i had 2 seizure attack. After my second seizure attack, the dosage was increased by another 300 mg as my body weight had increased by 7 kgs. Now my Doctor is suggesting me for change of medicine. I need your comments on this, do you really think there is a change for medicatation. Thanks in advance, Mayur. Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Messenger. Download Now! http://messenger./download.php Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 RT, Thoughts: Research L-Theanine and its affects on raising GABA. I take 100 mg., empty stomach, in the morning and about an hour before bed. Second: I use a product called " Slumber Spray " to sleep, about an hour before I want to go to bed. Pure Focus Products, 1-800-819-5631, La Mesa, CA 91942, USA. I have a similiar profile to yours. I eat all day long, small portions--I'm a grazer--and this addresses my hypoglycemic issues. I also take Chromium Picolinate, 200 mcg, with food twice a day. I also take 50 mg of DHEA to deal with weak adrenals and testosterone to address other age related issues that men have--I'm 61. I want to stress and perhaps scream at you to start immedicately to understand the role of a man's body as we age. Men have different hormore needs than women. Women are much more involved with looking at these than most men ever are. At 46 you need to do some reading and get on board to act as the beginning of a program that will balance and replenish your body's needs so you can then think about reducing the amount of Dilantin you take. Yes, it does have long term side effects. Most of them are in the literature. If you only have that few seizures you might consider using a newer medication like Trileptal. It has a better profile in terms of side effects than Dilantin. However, it still does have many possible side effects---it depends on the person. It is a newer drug and there fore the long term effects are still in question. Dilantin has been around for years and was developed as an alternative to Phenobarbatol. The later was discovered to stop seizures but has many side effects that are greater than Dilantin--heavy sedation being one of them. I would also suggest that you become a member of Life Extension. Their research materials are excellent. Their Epilepsy protocol is sane and informative and very much directed to you. Please read about Omaga 3 fish oils and etc. There was a very preliminary study done recently that showed that taking a compound with these oils was as effective as Tegretol. You can get this information on Epilepsy.com--I believe. The follow up study--larger group etc--is being done by a Neurologist from Harvard--I believe--and the results will probably be available within six months. You will know the site when you see his smiling face with a beard. The idea here is to forget the Dilantin reduction until you address the many other growth and balancing factors that are ;probably contributing to have seizures in the first place. You are very lucky that you only have one or two a year and that you have identified the triggers. Work on the triggers first. And there you go--have I pontificated enough for you? By the way--being from India--where is meditation in your program? Check out Amazon under the name Synchronicity--not the band stuff--but the CDs from a man named MC. Cannon (Master ). " In all, Synchronicity soundtracks deliver easy access to states of awareness traditionally achieved only with many years of disciplined practice...meditation sondtrack includes Synchronicity techology in the Alpha range, which delivers a precision state of light meditation when used with stereo headphones.... " I have used the music from this man for over 20 years and it has become a subconscious method for me to rely on to steady me and has become my internal friend who comes out at the funniest times. On more than one occasions the local laundramat folks have looked at me and wondered what I was doing with all those low tonal sounds that seem to taking me some where else. It is a good organization that was started by who traveled with Mukananda from about eight years before returning to the US. At one time I listened to one of his tapes before I went to bed every night for years. This stuff works. It helps balance your brain functioning. At least that is my experience. Best Wishes, Re: [ ] Information on Changing Medicatation. Hi , In my case, the only TWO root causes that triggers 1 or 2 seizures in a year are : 1. Lack of sleep 2. Hypertension (which, I am) Never have I escaped seizures whenever the reason was one of the above two. My last seizure was on March 2nd, 2006. I am hoping and praying that I will have atleast a year without any seizure. Wish me good luck. How long should I be taking the Dilantin(Epanutin) capsules ? Will there be any side effects of this medicine as I grow older? Right now, I am 46 years old. Should I change the medication or reduce from two to one capsule ? Should I also take Vitamin B complex ? Please advise. Meanwhile, thank you very much for all the compliments on India, Indians and Indian food. Wish you a very Happy New Year 2007 Regards Rajkumar <lindae321 (DOT) com> wrote: Hi Rajkumar: Dp you have any idea what triggers your 1 or 2 seizures a year? Have you been able to determine a pattern? It would be helful to know. Do you do any type of yoga or meditationl. I have heard you can heal a lot of stuff like that, Do you supplement with Magnesium and B vitamins? I just came back from India. I love your country, your people and your food! Thanks, RAJKUMAR TANTRI <tnrajkumar (DOT) com> wrote: Hello Mayur, At the very outset I sincerely advise you to consult a good doctor. I am an epileptic for the last 23 years and on an average I get a seizure or two each year. I the year 2006 I had just one seizure. For my type of epilepsy, the recommended cure is less tension, less physical exertion, enough sleep(atleast 6 to 7 Hrs) and regular medication. I take two Dilantin(100mg) capsules(outside India it is branded as Epanutin) every day just before going to bed. Sleep is very,very important. If you are in the habit of consuming alcohol, just throw away all the bottles and become teetoler. I do practice what I have written above and I am only sharing that with you. Apart from the above, there may be some other do's and don'ts. Before I conclude, I once again advise you to consult a good Doctor. Regards Rajkumar mayur <mayur8u (DOT) co.in> wrote: Hi, I'm Mayur, 28 yrs and an Epileptic patient from past 9 months. I was on a medicine called Olptal OD - 900 mg (Oxcarbazepine) from past 9 months. I was seizuere free for past 6 months , but suddenly from past 2-3 months i had 2 seizure attack. After my second seizure attack, the dosage was increased by another 300 mg as my body weight had increased by 7 kgs. Now my Doctor is suggesting me for change of medicine. I need your comments on this, do you really think there is a change for medicatation. Thanks in advance, Mayur. Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Messenger. 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Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 WOW!!! I have at minimum 3 seizures a week! But I don't take meds. I couldn't imagine only having one or two a year that would be heaven. " Namaste " Tia Re: [ ] Information on Changing Medicatation. Hi , In my case, the only TWO root causes that triggers 1 or 2 seizures in a year are : 1. Lack of sleep 2. Hypertension (which, I am) Never have I escaped seizures whenever the reason was one of the above two. My last seizure was on March 2nd, 2006. I am hoping and praying that I will have atleast a year without any seizure. Wish me good luck. How long should I be taking the Dilantin(Epanutin) capsules ? Will there be any side effects of this medicine as I grow older? Right now, I am 46 years old. Should I change the medication or reduce from two to one capsule ? Should I also take Vitamin B complex ? Please advise. Meanwhile, thank you very much for all the compliments on India, Indians and Indian food. Wish you a very Happy New Year 2007 Regards Rajkumar <lindae321 (DOT) com> wrote: Hi Rajkumar: Dp you have any idea what triggers your 1 or 2 seizures a year? Have you been able to determine a pattern? It would be helful to know. Do you do any type of yoga or meditationl. I have heard you can heal a lot of stuff like that, Do you supplement with Magnesium and B vitamins? I just came back from India. I love your country, your people and your food! Thanks, RAJKUMAR TANTRI <tnrajkumar (DOT) com> wrote: Hello Mayur, At the very outset I sincerely advise you to consult a good doctor. I am an epileptic for the last 23 years and on an average I get a seizure or two each year. I the year 2006 I had just one seizure. For my type of epilepsy, the recommended cure is less tension, less physical exertion, enough sleep(atleast 6 to 7 Hrs) and regular medication. I take two Dilantin(100mg) capsules(outside India it is branded as Epanutin) every day just before going to bed. Sleep is very,very important. If you are in the habit of consuming alcohol, just throw away all the bottles and become teetoler. I do practice what I have written above and I am only sharing that with you. Apart from the above, there may be some other do's and don'ts. Before I conclude, I once again advise you to consult a good Doctor. Regards Rajkumar mayur <mayur8u (DOT) co.in> wrote: Hi, I'm Mayur, 28 yrs and an Epileptic patient from past 9 months. I was on a medicine called Olptal OD - 900 mg (Oxcarbazepine) from past 9 months. I was seizuere free for past 6 months , but suddenly from past 2-3 months i had 2 seizure attack. After my second seizure attack, the dosage was increased by another 300 mg as my body weight had increased by 7 kgs. Now my Doctor is suggesting me for change of medicine. I need your comments on this, do you really think there is a change for medicatation. Thanks in advance, Mayur. Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Messenger. Download Now! http://messenger. / download. php Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2007 Report Share Posted January 3, 2007 Dear , I appreciate your sincere efforts in giving valuable suggestions. I will definitely consider all of them in my efforts to be seized from seizures and also the possible side effects. Thank you very much and wish you a very happy New year. Regards Rajkumar <mindcb45@...> wrote: RT, Thoughts: Research L-Theanine and its affects on raising GABA. I take 100 mg., empty stomach, in the morning and about an hour before bed. Second: I use a product called " Slumber Spray " to sleep, about an hour before I want to go to bed. Pure Focus Products, 1-800-819-5631, La Mesa, CA 91942, USA. I have a similiar profile to yours. I eat all day long, small portions--I'm a grazer--and this addresses my hypoglycemic issues. I also take Chromium Picolinate, 200 mcg, with food twice a day. I also take 50 mg of DHEA to deal with weak adrenals and testosterone to address other age related issues that men have--I'm 61. I want to stress and perhaps scream at you to start immedicately to understand the role of a man's body as we age. Men have different hormore needs than women. Women are much more involved with looking at these than most men ever are. At 46 you need to do some reading and get on board to act as the beginning of a program that will balance and replenish your body's needs so you can then think about reducing the amount of Dilantin you take. Yes, it does have long term side effects. Most of them are in the literature. If you only have that few seizures you might consider using a newer medication like Trileptal. It has a better profile in terms of side effects than Dilantin. However, it still does have many possible side effects---it depends on the person. It is a newer drug and there fore the long term effects are still in question. Dilantin has been around for years and was developed as an alternative to Phenobarbatol. The later was discovered to stop seizures but has many side effects that are greater than Dilantin--heavy sedation being one of them. I would also suggest that you become a member of Life Extension. Their research materials are excellent. Their Epilepsy protocol is sane and informative and very much directed to you. Please read about Omaga 3 fish oils and etc. There was a very preliminary study done recently that showed that taking a compound with these oils was as effective as Tegretol. You can get this information on Epilepsy.com--I believe. The follow up study--larger group etc--is being done by a Neurologist from Harvard--I believe--and the results will probably be available within six months. You will know the site when you see his smiling face with a beard. The idea here is to forget the Dilantin reduction until you address the many other growth and balancing factors that are ;probably contributing to have seizures in the first place. You are very lucky that you only have one or two a year and that you have identified the triggers. Work on the triggers first. And there you go--have I pontificated enough for you? By the way--being from India--where is meditation in your program? Check out Amazon under the name Synchronicity--not the band stuff--but the CDs from a man named MC. Cannon (Master ). " In all, Synchronicity soundtracks deliver easy access to states of awareness traditionally achieved only with many years of disciplined practice...meditation sondtrack includes Synchronicity techology in the Alpha range, which delivers a precision state of light meditation when used with stereo headphones.... " I have used the music from this man for over 20 years and it has become a subconscious method for me to rely on to steady me and has become my internal friend who comes out at the funniest times. On more than one occasions the local laundramat folks have looked at me and wondered what I was doing with all those low tonal sounds that seem to taking me some where else. It is a good organization that was started by who traveled with Mukananda from about eight years before returning to the US. At one time I listened to one of his tapes before I went to bed every night for years. This stuff works. It helps balance your brain functioning. At least that is my experience. Best Wishes, Re: [ ] Information on Changing Medicatation. Hi , In my case, the only TWO root causes that triggers 1 or 2 seizures in a year are : 1. Lack of sleep 2. Hypertension (which, I am) Never have I escaped seizures whenever the reason was one of the above two. My last seizure was on March 2nd, 2006. I am hoping and praying that I will have atleast a year without any seizure. Wish me good luck. How long should I be taking the Dilantin(Epanutin) capsules ? Will there be any side effects of this medicine as I grow older? Right now, I am 46 years old. Should I change the medication or reduce from two to one capsule ? Should I also take Vitamin B complex ? Please advise. Meanwhile, thank you very much for all the compliments on India, Indians and Indian food. Wish you a very Happy New Year 2007 Regards Rajkumar <lindae321 (DOT) com> wrote: Hi Rajkumar: Dp you have any idea what triggers your 1 or 2 seizures a year? Have you been able to determine a pattern? It would be helful to know. Do you do any type of yoga or meditationl. I have heard you can heal a lot of stuff like that, Do you supplement with Magnesium and B vitamins? I just came back from India. I love your country, your people and your food! Thanks, RAJKUMAR TANTRI <tnrajkumar (DOT) com> wrote: Hello Mayur, At the very outset I sincerely advise you to consult a good doctor. I am an epileptic for the last 23 years and on an average I get a seizure or two each year. I the year 2006 I had just one seizure. For my type of epilepsy, the recommended cure is less tension, less physical exertion, enough sleep(atleast 6 to 7 Hrs) and regular medication. I take two Dilantin(100mg) capsules(outside India it is branded as Epanutin) every day just before going to bed. Sleep is very,very important. If you are in the habit of consuming alcohol, just throw away all the bottles and become teetoler. I do practice what I have written above and I am only sharing that with you. Apart from the above, there may be some other do's and don'ts. Before I conclude, I once again advise you to consult a good Doctor. Regards Rajkumar mayur <mayur8u (DOT) co.in> wrote: Hi, I'm Mayur, 28 yrs and an Epileptic patient from past 9 months. I was on a medicine called Olptal OD - 900 mg (Oxcarbazepine) from past 9 months. I was seizuere free for past 6 months , but suddenly from past 2-3 months i had 2 seizure attack. After my second seizure attack, the dosage was increased by another 300 mg as my body weight had increased by 7 kgs. Now my Doctor is suggesting me for change of medicine. I need your comments on this, do you really think there is a change for medicatation. Thanks in advance, Mayur. Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Messenger. Download Now! http://messenger. / download. php Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2007 Report Share Posted January 6, 2007 Hi Rajkumar: The vitamins have made a world of difference on me. I highly recommend that you do the b-50, magnesium, multivitamin, drink lots of water, no dairy products, regular exercise, lots of sleep, everyday exposure to sunshine etc. congratulations, at least you know that you can avoid seizures by avoiding to much stress and lack of sleep. The B vit. will help a lot with stress and and magnesium will help you sleep if you take it at night. Some spices exite my brain and lower my threshold for seizures. (chilis or hot peppers). I don't take medication. The vits are enough. I am also working on improving my digestion and cleansing my colon. I cleaned my liver. I don't eat red meat or dairy products, (paneer did not cause me seizures in India neither the yougurt) Any ideas why? Red meat makes me angry and explosive. Are you vegetarian? What is the hypertension about? meditation? I don't know about dilantin because I only took meds for a few months and started researching natural ways of stopping the seizures. I learned a lot from this group. There are some really dedicated people here. Good Luck, RAJKUMAR TANTRI <tnrajkumar@...> wrote: Hi , In my case, the only TWO root causes that triggers 1 or 2 seizures in a year are : 1. Lack of sleep 2. Hypertension (which, I am) Never have I escaped seizures whenever the reason was one of the above two. My last seizure was on March 2nd, 2006. I am hoping and praying that I will have atleast a year without any seizure. Wish me good luck. How long should I be taking the Dilantin(Epanutin) capsules ? Will there be any side effects of this medicine as I grow older? Right now, I am 46 years old. Should I change the medication or reduce from two to one capsule ? Should I also take Vitamin B complex ? Please advise. Meanwhile, thank you very much for all the compliments on India, Indians and Indian food. Wish you a very Happy New Year 2007 Regards Rajkumar <lindae321@...> wrote: Hi Rajkumar: Dp you have any idea what triggers your 1 or 2 seizures a year? Have you been able to determine a pattern? It would be helful to know. Do you do any type of yoga or meditationl. I have heard you can heal a lot of stuff like that, Do you supplement with Magnesium and B vitamins? I just came back from India. I love your country, your people and your food! Thanks, RAJKUMAR TANTRI <tnrajkumar@...> wrote: Hello Mayur, At the very outset I sincerely advise you to consult a good doctor. I am an epileptic for the last 23 years and on an average I get a seizure or two each year. I the year 2006 I had just one seizure. For my type of epilepsy, the recommended cure is less tension, less physical exertion, enough sleep(atleast 6 to 7 Hrs) and regular medication. I take two Dilantin(100mg) capsules(outside India it is branded as Epanutin) every day just before going to bed. Sleep is very,very important. If you are in the habit of consuming alcohol, just throw away all the bottles and become teetoler. I do practice what I have written above and I am only sharing that with you. Apart from the above, there may be some other do's and don'ts. Before I conclude, I once again advise you to consult a good Doctor. Regards Rajkumar mayur <mayur8u@...> wrote: Hi, I'm Mayur, 28 yrs and an Epileptic patient from past 9 months. I was on a medicine called Olptal OD - 900 mg (Oxcarbazepine) from past 9 months. I was seizuere free for past 6 months , but suddenly from past 2-3 months i had 2 seizure attack. After my second seizure attack, the dosage was increased by another 300 mg as my body weight had increased by 7 kgs. Now my Doctor is suggesting me for change of medicine. I need your comments on this, do you really think there is a change for medicatation. Thanks in advance, Mayur. Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Messenger. Download Now! http://messenger./download.php Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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