Patient's question:
Epilepsy has been present for over a decade. I have given birth to two children within six years and have experienced some bleeding. Currently, I haven't had any major attacks for a year while taking medication (Magne GMP sustained-release tablets twice a day / 1 tablet and carbamazepine tablets twice a day / 2 tablets) to control the condition. Present condition: I want to take a nap, my appetite isn't suppressed, I lack energy, my memory has significantly improved, I feel nauseous, and I have chest tightness. It's been around 17 or 18 years since the last recurrence, though I don't remember clearly.Doctor's answer:
You are very happy to provide service based on the questions you have consulted. For the past ten years, you have had epilepsy and have given birth to two children in six years, and you have also experienced. Currently, you have not had a major attack for a year and are taking oral medication (Magneziuvalproate sustained-release tablets twice a day/1 tablet and Carbamazepine tablets twice a day/2 tablets) to control the condition. You still feel like taking a nap, poor appetite, fatigue, significant improvement in memory, nausea, and chest tightness. If the above symptoms reappear, it may be a recurrence of epilepsy. It is recommended that you go to the neurology department of a local reputable tertiary hospital and seek guidance from a specialist doctor to implement medication adjustment. The re-adjustment needs to be coordinated with the treatment.