Briv Syrup

Briv Syrup (Anti-Epileptic Medicine)

Uses:

• Treatment of epileptic seizures (myoclonic, partial-onset, tonic-clonic).

• Can be used alone or with other anti-seizure medications.

Key Benefits:

• Prevents seizures by suppressing abnormal brain electrical activity.

• Improves quality of life (e.g., allows safer driving/swimming).

• Takes a few weeks to show full effect (dose gradually increased).

How It Works:

• Binds to SV2A protein on nerve cells, stabilizing electrical signals in the brain.

Dosage:

• Take orally, with or without food, at the same time daily.

• Shake well before use; measure dose with a cup.

• Do not stop suddenly—may worsen seizures.

Side Effects (Common):

• Dizziness, drowsiness, headache, nausea/vomiting.

• Mood/behavior changes (aggression, agitation, suicidal thoughts—seek medical help if these occur).

Safety Advice:

• Alcohol: Unsafe (increases dizziness/drowsiness).

• Driving: Avoid (may impair alertness).

• Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Consult doctor (potential risks).

• Kidney/Liver:

  • Kidney disease: Safe, but avoid in end-stage renal disease.

  • Liver disease: Use with caution (dose adjustment may be needed).

Important:

• Long-term treatment—continue even if seizures stop.

• Report mood changes or worsening seizures to your doctor.