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Disease Information for Anticonvulsants Administration/Toxicity

Clinical Manifestations
Signs & Symptoms: Fever and Rash
: Abdominal Pain in Children; Constipation Children; Constipation in Elderly
: Nystagmus; Seizures; Staggering Gait
: Fatigue Tiredness in Children
: True Vertigo Sign Confirmed
Typical Clinical Presentation: Coma with normal Head CT Scan
Clinical Presentation & Variations: Presentation/Poisoning ER Adult Previously well
: Presentation/Ataxia in a Child Acute
Demographics & Risk Factors
Established Disease Population: Patient/Epilepsy
Laboratory Tests
Abnormal Lab Findings - Decreased: Calcium, serum (Lab); Neutrophiles (Lab); Phosphate Serum (Lab); Platelet count (Lab); Vitamin B12, serum (Lab)
Abnormal Lab Findings - Increased: LH/Leutinizing Hormone (Lab)
: URINE Aminolevulinic acid/delta; URINE Deltalevulinic acid; URINE Leutininzing hormone
Diagnostic Test Results
CT Scan: CT/Dexa-Scan Bone density Abnormal
Associated Diseases & Rule outs
Associated Disease & Complications: Constipation; Convulsions (grand mal); Craniorachischisis/Neural tube defect; Dermatitis, exfoliative, generalized; DRESS/Drug Hypersensitivity Syndrome; Drug induced Anemia.; Drug Induced Choreoathetosis; Drug induced Constipation; Drug induced Folate/B12 interference; Drug induced Neutropenia.; Drug induced Potential fetal/anomaly; Drug induced Rebound effect; Drug induced Seizures; Drug rash/Drug induced rash; Fetal anomaly; Folate deficiency; Folic acid deficiency anemia; Granulocytopenia/Neutropenia; Hypocalcemia; Hypophosphatemia; Hypovitaminosis B12; Male osteoporosis syndrome; Osteoporosis/osteopenia; Pathologic fractures; Porphyria, attack, acute intermittant; Spina bifida; Spina bifida occulta; Thrombocytopenia; Vitamin B12 deficiency
: Ataxia Disorder
: Metabolic Bone Disease
Disease Mechanism & Classification
Drugs: DRUG/Chronic pain/Neuropathic pain adjunct medication; DRUG/Oral contraceptive effect weakened; DRUG/Teratogenic potential/effect (D plus )
: DRUG/Group term or type of medication
Pathophysiology: Pathophysiology/Osteoporosis Secondary
Process: PROCESS/Medication/Drug (CONFIRM dose/before treatment)
Synonyms
Synonym: (CN400) ANTICONVULSANTS, 61 ANTICONVULSANTS, Agents Anticonvulsive, anticonvulsant, Anticonvulsant (product), Anticonvulsant (substance), Anticonvulsant Agent, Anticonvulsant Drugs, Anticonvulsants, Anticonvulsive Agents, Anticonvulsive Drugs, Drugs Anticonvulsant, Drugs Anticonvulsive, Britain-BNF/Frisium (Clobazame), Synonym/ACD
Treatment
Drug Dosage: DRUG/Dose guided by blood levels; DRUG/Loading dose used medication (ex)
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External Links Related to Anticonvulsants Administration/Toxicity: Google; Wikipedia; Merck; Images; PubMed (National Library of Medicine); NGC (National Guideline Clearinghouse); Medscape (eMedicine); Harrison's Online (accessmedicine); NEJM (The New England Journal of Medicine)

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