Fever and metabolic encephalopathy combined with seizures are a medical emergency that requires emergency hospital care. It is urgent to determine the reason, which could be an infection, a serious metabolic imbalance, or exposure to toxins. For prompt assessment and care, kindly transport the patient to the emergency room or intensive care unit.

When taking Epiliv (valproate) and Lametec (lamotrigine), seizures, vertigo, and dizziness require a thorough medical evaluation, not just herbs. Stopping or replacing your anti-seizure medications can be risky because there is no proven Ayurvedic medication that can effectively treat or control epilepsy. Discuss dose modification, managing side effects, and safe supplemental support (such as nutrition and sleep) with your neurologist.

Long-term medication is frequently used to prevent seizures in people with epilepsy, even while they are feeling well. Because quitting or altering dosages might cause seizures, doctors may decide to prolong prescriptions. You are entitled to a neurologist's explanation or second opinion.