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Old 01-05-2007, 05:03 PM #1
Garney Garney is offline
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Default Another med change
i had meds changed for the third time in two mos. I am now on 500Keppra 2x day, and 130 Dilantin in AM and 160 in the PM. Put on Keppra because break-thru seizure, and then more Dilantin because another episode couple days ago. Have not driven since Oct 2nd. Do you have to start driving restriction over after each seizure (6 mos) ?
Well on another note, hope all had a good holiday. Wishing all a happy, healthy, and safe New Year

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