Epilepsy medication confirmed

Last week I talked to my husband's doctor about the bad episode he had, described in a previous post. He was on vacation at the time and the substitute doctor decided to start him in a medication that treats epilepsy. She explained to me that the majority of people who have brain injuries of any level end up taking this type of medication. And she thinks, by what she saw and what she read in his latest ct-scan and EEG exams, that he has a tendency to have epileptic crisis and that episode was, in fact, one of them.

I didn't post this before because I was waiting for his doctor to come back and to confirm that he agrees with the substitute doctor and that he will continue this prescription. So, it's confirmed that from now on this medication was added to his daily life. In the begining he was sleeping a lot and veeeery relaxed, and now he seems better. They say it takes some time to adjust. Now let's just hope they are right and he won't have such a uncomfortable episode again, cause it's just awful to see him uncomfortable and not be able to know exactly what he is feeling/going through and no be able to do anything.