Levepsy Syrup is an anti-epileptic medication used to manage and prevent seizures in epilepsy. It can be taken alone or with other medicines to control abnormal electrical activity in the brain and reduce the risk of seizure episodes.

Benefits

Controls various types of seizures including myoclonic, partial-onset, and generalized tonic-clonic
Reduces symptoms like confusion, uncontrollable jerking, loss of awareness, and anxiety
Supports long-term seizure management under medical supervision
Allows safer participation in daily activities with consistent use

Side Effects

Sleepiness, dizziness, fatigue, and headache
Decreased appetite, irritation, aggression, or agitation
Nasal congestion, nausea, tremors, vertigo, and lethargy
Most side effects are temporary and resolve over time. Consult your doctor if symptoms persist.

How to Use

Take as prescribed by your doctor
Shake well before use and measure the dose with the provided cup or syringe
Can be taken with or without food, preferably at the same time daily
Continue treatment even if you feel well; do not stop abruptly

How It Works
Levepsy Syrup works by binding to SV2A sites on nerve cells, suppressing abnormal brain activity and preventing the spread of seizure-causing signals.

Points to Avoid

Avoid alcohol while taking this medicine
Do not drive or operate machinery if drowsy or dizzy
Avoid abruptly stopping the medicine

Safety Advice and Precautions

Pregnancy: Safe if prescribed by your doctor
Breastfeeding: Likely safe; monitor the baby for sleepiness or feeding issues
Kidney: Use with caution; dose adjustment may be required
Liver: Consult your doctor; dose adjustment may be needed in severe liver disease
Report any mood changes or thoughts of self-harm immediately