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I'm a pharmacist, got a 14yr old patient with seizure with aura, lasts abt 2 minutes not well controlled by cbz, what will be the best combo therapy?
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Needs neurologist: Such a patient having seizures needs a neurologist to examine him/her, review all diagnostic studies, and make recommendations about medications. Online physicians who have never seen the patient are an inadequate substitute.
Answered 4/18/2016
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