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Can my medications of lorazopam and lamorgine helpcontrol my seizure that i hafe left over from a seriius head injury?
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Epilepsy : The lamotrigine is a very effective drug and if kept in therapeutic drug level should be a keeper. Lorazepam is not a great anti-epileptic but may be useful for anxiety
Answered 12/30/2020
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