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I started on a low dose of Keppra on 12/6/07 and gradually increased it. On 12/19/07 I reached a dose of 1000mg 2x daily and my neuro told me to stay on that. I went in today because she wanted to see how I was doing. I told her that I was gradually getting past the side effects of the Keppra but I saw no change in the frequency of the absence seizures and I told her about the nocternal episodes I was having.
She is increasing the Keppra again and suggested I take 2-3 days off work to adjust to the increase. I don't think I will take any time off work because I don't want to use my paid time-off that I have accrued. Do you think the time-off is really necessary?
She also is scheduling me for a sleep study. Normally she said she would not worry about sleep apnea in someone my age and good health but I do have a family history so she feels it is warranted.
That's the update on this front.
Oh, do ALL neurologists run late? I am less than 5 minutes away from my neuro office so fiesibly I could get a follow-up visit done on my lunch break but not when the doc runs 30-45 minutes late! Grrrr.
She is increasing the Keppra again and suggested I take 2-3 days off work to adjust to the increase. I don't think I will take any time off work because I don't want to use my paid time-off that I have accrued. Do you think the time-off is really necessary?
She also is scheduling me for a sleep study. Normally she said she would not worry about sleep apnea in someone my age and good health but I do have a family history so she feels it is warranted.
That's the update on this front.
Oh, do ALL neurologists run late? I am less than 5 minutes away from my neuro office so fiesibly I could get a follow-up visit done on my lunch break but not when the doc runs 30-45 minutes late! Grrrr.