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Epilepsy |
Dilantin levels09/26/2008 11:32AM |
WOULD YOU EXPLAIN WHY WHEN THE DOCTOR LOWERS THE DILANTIN LEVEL FOR EPILEPSY , THE PERSON GOES INTO A FUNK AND CANNOT INTERACT OR COMPLETE SENTENCES AND BEFORE HE IS JUST FINE. WHAT IS THE DANGER OF TOO HIGH DILANTIN LEVELS?
High Dilantin levels can cause the following symptoms: dizziness, unsteadiness when walking, double vision and sleepiness.
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David M. Ficker, MD Associate Professor Department of Neurology College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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