Anticonvulsant Drugs
Anticonvulsant drugs, also called antiepileptic drugs (AEDs), are a medication used to manage and prevent seizures. Aside from treating convulsion episodes, anticonvulsants are also utilized for treating migraines, neuropathic pain, and bipolar disorder. They work by stabilizing nerve cell impulses and transmissions that cause epileptic seizures.
Generally, anticonvulsants prevent over stimulation of nerve activity and stabilize the mood. Hence, these off-label drugs are also effective in addressing many psychiatric conditions, including mania and anxiety.
There are different types of anticonvulsants available in the pharmaceutical market. Each may work distinctively from one another depending on the medical needs of a patient. Some of the classifications of anticonvulsants are:
1. AMPA receptor antagonists,
2. barbiturate anticonvulsants,
3. benzodiazepine anticonvulsants,
4. carbamate anticonvulsants,
5. carbonic anhydrase inhibitor anticonvulsants,
6. dibenzazepine anticonvulsants,
7. fatty acid derivative anticonvulsants,
8. GABA analogs,
9. GABA reuptake inhibitors,
10. neuronal potassium channel openers,
11. oxazolidinedione anticonvulsants,
12. pyrrolidine anticonvulsants,
13. succinimide anticonvulsants, and
14. triazine anticonvulsants.
Some common side effects of anticonvulsants include stomach upset, dizziness, blurry vision, nausea, headache, vomiting, ataxia and feeling of restlessness. Some individuals also report side effects like weight gain, tremors, and rashes.
Taking anticonvulsants is generally safe. However, patients should take precautions in certain cases. For example, pregnant women should only take anticonvulsants under medical supervision only. This is because anticonvulsants may cause congenital disabilities in the baby. If taken as a long-term medication, some types of anticonvulsants may harm the liver. Besides these, anticonvulsants may interact with drugs like aspirin to cause major health problems. Being transparent with a physician is necessary while going for this treatment.
How can I be sure that I am getting quality medication?
Any site that offers you medication without a prescription or based on a remote consultation will likely be gone tomorrow. With Border Free Health, you are sure to receive generics which are produced by Canada and India’s top rated manufacturers.
Is ordering medication online legal?
It is permitted to buy non controlled substance medication for personal use online. Please read the FDA memo for more information on personal importation of medication.
Are generic medications safe?
Generic medication is simply a medication that has been manufactured by a different company, rather than the company who originally held the patent on the product. Generic medications work in the exact same manner as brand name medications and are bio-equivalent to their brand name counterparts. Generic versions of medications cost far less because they invest less money on marketing.
Are Indian/Turkish generic medications safe?
India & Turkey have one of the largest pharmaceutical manufacturing industries in the world! In fact, many of these companies are doing contract manufacturing for the North American market, and therefore their facilities are FDA approved. We source our medications only from the top-rated manufacturers who follow GMP guidelines, and produce their medicine in world-class manufacturing facilities. All of the Indian generic medications we sell are approved by the World Health Organization, Pepfar, and the Indian FDA.
How often do I need to send in the release form & prescription?
Prescriptions are valid for one year or until the refills authorized have been exhausted.
How often should I order?
We can send up to a 90 day supply at one time. Ordering a 90 day supply saves on shipping and allows your to have a larged amount of medicaiton on hand at one time.
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