Question
A child with epilepsy and low intelligence, brain hypoxia in childhood. The child is 6 years old with epilepsy, taking carbamazepine, experiencing frequent minor seizures, three tablets daily. Should the medication be changed?
Answer
Your child has epilepsy, and carbamazepine can prevent epilepsy seizures. However, if they still frequently experience minor seizures after taking it, it indicates that the dosage of carbamazepine may not be sufficient. Guidance: It is recommended to have her undergo a blood concentration test for carbamazepine. If the dosage is insufficient, the amount used needs to be increased, and if necessary, the medication treatment should be changed.