A carbamazepine level of 14.20 mcg/mL is slightly above the usual therapeutic range of 4 to 12 mcg/mL. Please do not worry, as this can be safely managed. It is very important that you contact your doctor or neurologist soon to review your dosage of Tegrital (carbamazepine) and Levepsy (levetiracetam). Meanwhile, please do not alter or stop your medication on your own, as sudden changes can trigger seizures. Watch for mild symptoms like dizziness, drowsiness, unsteadiness, or double vision, and seek prompt care if these occur. Your doctor will guide you safely on adjusting your treatment.

Your symptoms of leg pain, mental stress, and difficulty overcoming addiction need a careful and supportive approach, especially since you are taking Levepsy 500, which is usually prescribed for seizures and not specifically for addiction treatment. It is important to consult your doctor to review whether it is appropriate for your current condition; do not stop it suddenly. For addiction, the most effective treatment includes a combination of medical support, counselling (such as de-addiction therapy), and behavioural strategies, rather than relying on one medicine alone. You may benefit from seeing a psychiatrist or addiction specialist who can guide you with proper medications (if needed), therapy, and support programs. In the meantime, try to reduce triggers, stay connected with supportive family or friends, maintain a routine, and focus on healthy habits like exercise and sleep. Recovery can take time, but with the right help and consistency, it is definitely possible.