Brevipil 50 Tablet is an anti-epileptic medicine used to treat partial-onset seizures in adults and children aged one month and older. Partial-onset seizures occur when abnormal electrical signals begin in one hemisphere of the brain. These episodes may cause confusion, involuntary movements, or loss of awareness, depending on severity and brain region affected. Brevipil 50 Tablet contains Brivaracetam, which helps control seizures by stabilizing nerve activity.
This medication is often prescribed as a long-term therapy to reduce seizure frequency and intensity. Regular use is essential to maintain stable levels of the drug in your system. Skipping doses or stopping treatment suddenly can increase the risk of seizure recurrence. Brevipil 50 Tablet does not cure epilepsy but helps people manage seizures effectively, allowing for greater independence and improved quality of life.
Uses
- Partial-onset seizures
Benefits of Brevipil 50
- Reduces frequency and severity of partial-onset seizures.
- Suitable for all age groups starting from 1 month old.
- Can be used alone or with other medications, offering flexibility in treatment.
- Improves daily functioning by providing better seizure control.
- Helps stabilize abnormal nerve signals, preventing seizure triggers.
How Brevipil 50 Tablet works
Brevipil 50 Tablet contains Brivaracetam, an anti-epileptic compound that targets abnormal brain signals. It binds to a protein known as SV2A on nerve cell membranes. This protein plays a role in the release of neurotransmitters that can trigger seizures. By attaching to SV2A, Brivaracetam modifies neurotransmitter release and reduces excessive electrical activity in the brain. This helps prevent the onset and spread of seizure signals. The medicine does not sedate the brain but allows it to function more normally. Most patients tolerate it well with minimal side effects.
Side effects
- Drowsiness
- Dizziness
- Irritability
- Dry mouth
- Anxiety
