Even if the MRI is normal, the EEG may be abnormal, and your child seems to have epilepsy with recurring seizures despite medication. Levetiracetam (Levilex), clonazepam-based medications like Yogazam, and other anti-seizure medications are sometimes taken for years in order to stop additional seizures, particularly when attacks are recurrent. This should be examined with the child's neurologist because behavioural changes, forgetfulness, tiredness, irritability, or strange actions might occasionally occur as a result of the seizures themselves or as side effects of anti-epileptic medications. Avoid abruptly stopping or switching medications since this may exacerbate seizures. For seizure management, regular follow-up, weight-based medication dose adjustment, adequate sleep, and avoiding missed doses are crucial.