Epilive IV Injection is used to treat epilepsy in adults and children when the medicine cannot be taken by mouth, for example around the time of surgery or during illness. It helps control and reduce the frequency of seizures.
It contains levetiracetam, which helps calm overactive electrical signals in the brain. It is given as an injection into a vein by a doctor or nurse, who will decide the dose. It is usually a short-term substitute for the oral form until tablets or syrup can be taken again.
Some measures support treatment. Where possible, keep to a regular routine with adequate sleep and avoid known seizure triggers, and do not stop epilepsy treatment suddenly, as this can trigger seizures.
Before this medicine is given, tell your doctor about any kidney problems, mood problems, or other medicines you take. Report any marked mood or behaviour changes, unusual drowsiness, or weakness.


























































