Product descriptions

Levepsy is a conventional epileptic drug that can be considered for use in patients who have not been effective with conventional epilepsy treatment.

<Patient considering using Rebepsi> 

– If you have symptoms of a "first-half seizure" 

– If you're thinking of using a combination drug or 

– In the case of pediatric epilepsy patients 

– Other

Efficacy/Effectiveness

Lebsi (Levitiracetam) can be used for partial seizures, first-half seizures in epileptic symptoms.

It can be administered in combination with other medications, even if it is only used as a single agent. However, 'general seizures' must be administered in combination with other medications without the therapeutic effect administered alone.

Lebsi (Levetilacetam) has been confirmed to be effective and safe not only for adults but also for children, and its usage and dosage have been separately approved.

Epilepsy can be divided into two types of seizures: 'partial attack' and 'partial attack', and Lebsi (Levetilacetam) was able to confirm the effects of both seizures. When it comes to partial seizures, it is used as a single agent, and in combination with other drugs, which is believed to account for most of the symptoms of total seizures, higher effects can be expected.

An ankylosing sphincter is a symptom of a first-half seizure, which causes sudden loss of consciousness and severe convulsions. Lebsi is expected to be a drug with a new mechanism of action for pyloridone derivatives. For this reason, both at home and abroad, it has become established as one of the major drugs for partial seizures.

Unlike existing antileptic drugs, you do not have to adjust the dosage according to the stage, so you can expect a faster treatment effect compared to existing antileptic drugs.

Follow the doctor's instructions and take this medicine according to the dosage and duration. Take it whole, and do not chew, break or break it. The Levepsy 500 can be taken with or without food, but it is recommended to take it at a set time.

Precautions for use

If you have symptoms of depression or suicidal imagination, your doctor should be notified immediately.

Patients with renal impairment may need dose adjustment, and patients with severe liver impairment are recommended for renal function tests before determining the dose.

Blood count reduction (neutrophilia, agranulocytosis, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, pancytopenia) is possible at the beginning of administration, so blood tests are required if there is a significant feeling of helplessness, fever, recurrent infection, or coagulation disorder.

Avoid driving, operating the machine or other dangerous tasks as early treatment or increasing the dose of medication may lead to drowsiness.

Side effects

If side effects occur, you should stop taking them immediately and inform your doctor, pharmacist, and other experts to take appropriate action.

Common side effects (reported by more than 10% of users) helplessness, fatigue, and drowsiness

Common side effects (reported by 1% to 10% of users) 

• Nervous system: memory loss, dysfunction*, convulsions, dizziness, headache, hyperactivity, tremors, balance disorder, attention deficit, memory impairment, etc 

• Psychiatry: Anxiety, Depression, Anxiety, Aggression, Insomnia, Nervousness, Personality Disorder, Abnormal Thinking, etc 

• Digestive system: Abdominal pain, diarrhea, indigestion, nausea, vomiting, etc 

• Others: loss of appetite, weight gain, vertigo (dizziness), double vision (look overlapping), blurred vision, muscle pain, infection, rash, etc

Storage method

Store at room temperature (1-30℃), shielded airtight container 

Manufacturer

Cipla

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We encourage you to consult with your doctor before your personal income to gain sufficient knowledge of your medicines.