After brain surgery, symptoms like tremors, weakness, and morning headaches can be due to several reasons, including the effects of surgery itself, residual irritation in the brain, or side effects of medicines such as Phenytoin and Clobazam, which can cause dizziness, imbalance, and tiredness; headaches in the morning may also be related to sleep quality, medication timing, or less commonly increased pressure in the brain, so they should not be ignored. Your supplements, like Coenzyme Q10, Folic Acid, and Calcium, are generally supportive but unlikely to cause these symptoms. The best next step is to consult your neurologist for a detailed review, which may include checking drug levels, adjusting doses, and possibly repeating scans or an EEG if needed. Do not stop medicines on your own, and seek urgent care if headaches worsen, or if you develop vomiting, vision changes, or new weakness.

Increased Total Leukocyte Count (TLC) and Differential Leukocyte Count (DLC) are usually due to infection, inflammation, or stress, as your immune system is active. Take proper rest, stay hydrated, eat a balanced diet, and watch for symptoms such as fever, pain, or weakness to help determine the cause. Avoid self-medication and keep your routine simple while your body recovers. Consult a doctor with your reports to determine the exact cause and guide appropriate treatment.

Folvite tablet contains folic acid. It may cause constipation in some cases, but this does not happen to everyone. Most people tolerate it well. Constipation, if it occurs, is usually mild and temporary. Drinking enough water and eating a fibre-rich diet may help. If constipation persists or becomes troublesome, consult a doctor for advice.