Epilepsy medicines can sometimes be reduced or adjusted if there have been no seizures for several years. This decision depends on the type of epilepsy, age, and history. Dose changes should only be done gradually under a doctor's supervision to avoid seizure recurrence.

Skin medicines can usually be taken along with anti-seizure medication, but some combinations may interact. Even if seizures are well controlled, it is important to confirm safety. You should consult the treating doctor before starting or continuing the skin medication.

Zeptol CR 400 is not a birth control tablet, and it does not prevent pregnancy. If you are planning to conceive, this medicine should not be taken without medical advice, as it may affect the baby. Please consult your doctor before continuing or stopping it.