Central nervous system (160 contents)
Anticonvulsants (13 contents)
How to deal with anxiety attacks - a brief overview of treatment methods
Are there ways to manage anxiety attacks? Here is an overview of the different methods.
Anti-epileptic drugs and their possible side effects
The primary treatment of epilepsy is pharmacotherapy. Patients may be prescribed a number of different drugs - the choice of which one to take depends primarily on the type of seizure they have, but...
Epilepsy - a compendium of knowledge about epilepsy
Epilepsy is a chronic condition characterised by repetitive symptoms, which are referred to as seizures. The name suggests that the symptoms of epilepsy appear suddenly, unexpectedly to the patient...
New opportunities to combat drug resistance in epilepsy
Drug resistance is a growing problem in modern medicine. It affects virtually every clinical discipline, although it is most often mentioned in the treatment of infections and anticancer therapy. In...
Carbamazepine during pregnancy - can it be used?
Carbamazepine, especially in low doses, is one of the safer anti-epileptic drugs to use during pregnancy. Developmental defects can also occur in a certain percentage of healthy women, affecting...
Carbamazepine during pregnancy - can it be used?
Carbamazepine, especially in low doses, is one of the safer anti-epileptic drugs to use during pregnancy. Developmental defects can also occur in a certain percentage of healthy women, affecting...
Temporal lobe epilepsy - a look at the pathological basis of the condition
Epilepsy originating in the temporal lobes, known as temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) for short, was defined in 1985 by the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE-The International League Against...
