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My patient is J.D. He is 58 years old.
He is taking Docusate and Levetiracetam for Seizures and loss of consciousness.
Side effects of Docusate:
1. Stomach ache.
2. Diarrhoea.
3. Abnormal bowel movement.
4. Blockage of the intestine
Side effects of Levetiracetam:
1. Headache
2. Nervousness
3. Atypical behavior
4. Aggressive acts
5. Agitation
Potential complications:
Falling. You could damage your skull or break bones if you collapse during such a seizure
(Ruston et al., 2013).
Drowning. You're at risk of injury or death if you experience a seizure when trying to swim
or showering.
Accidents in automobiles. Whether you're driving a vehicle or running other machinery, a
seizure that causes the loss of consciousness or command can be perilous.
Problems of pregnancy. Seizures throughout pregnancy are dangerous for both the baby and
the mother, and several anti-epileptic drugs raise the risk of delivery abnormalities. If you do
have seizures and intend towards becoming pregnant, speak to a doctor such that your
treatments can be adjusted and during gestation could be monitored as necessary.
Allergies:
Sulphur drugs and reglan
Medical history:
Seizures versus pseudoseizures
Patients can
recognize
whether their
pharmacist
makes an error
when
completing their
prescription by
taking these
additional steps.
Patients are
urged to double-
check their
prescriptions for
mistakes.
Clients are
urged to
communicate
with their
pharmacists if
anyone from a
completed
medication
seems to be
unusual from
what they read.
diagnoses an
ailment as
the reason
for his
seizure, a
specimen of
cerebrospinal
may have to
be taken for
analysis.
epileptic to 45 second.
character of In the clonic
the stage, all
occurrence, muscle
and in lengthens
presurgical and releases
instances, to in a cyclic,
determine rapid pattern,
the with
hemisphere incontinence
(lateralisatio and foaming
n) and just at
cerebral lobe mouth; may
(localizers) bite tongue
of seizures or face; will
initiation last a few
minutes.
Over several
hours, you
may be
asleep or in a
bewildered
interictal
condition.
majority of had
life- acceptable
threatening lab and
adverse radiographic
effects data, our
disappear situation was
within 24 classified as
hours, acute
although toxicity.
residual
symptoms
can linger for
days or
weeks.
References
Ruston, T., Hunter, K., Cummings, G., & Lazarescu, A. (2013). Efficacy and side-effect
profiles of lactulose, docusate sodium, and sennosides compared to PEG in opioid-induced
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soins infirmiers en oncologie, 23(4), 236-
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Jiang, C., Xu, Q., Wen, X., & Sun, H. (2015). Current developments in pharmacological
therapeutics for chronic constipation. Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B, 5(4), 300-
309.https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211383515000805
Kane, J. M., Kishimoto, T., & Correll, C. U. (2013). Non‐adherence to medication in patients
with psychotic disorders: epidemiology, contributing factors and management strategies.
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World Health Organization Epilepsy: Key facts. Available at:
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