Anti-Seizure Medicine

Emergency epileptic seizure medicine is used to stop seizures lasting longer than 5 minutes. Diazepam is an emergency epileptic seizure medicine. Learn more about diazepam and how to give it.

Emergency epileptic seizure medicine is used to stop seizures lasting longer than 5 minutes. Midazolam is the most common emergency epileptic seizure medicine. Learn more about midazolam and how to give it.

Emergency epileptic seizure medicine is used to stop seizures lasting longer than 5 minutes. Emergency epileptic seizure medicine is also known as seizure rescue medicine. Learn more about emergency epileptic seizure medicine below.

Information about the use of topiramate to prevent epileptic seizures.  

The aim of anti-seizure medicines is to prevent epileptic seizures. They are very effective in controlling seizures when your child takes them correctly.

Information about the use of vigabatrin for preventing seizures. 

Information about the use of rectal paraldehyde for stopping seizures.

Information about midazolam for stopping seizures. 

Information about the use of lacosamide to prevent epileptic seizures.

Information about the use of ethosuximide for preventing seizures. 

Information about the use of rectal diazepam for stopping seizures.

Information about the use of levetiracetam to prevent epileptic seizures. 

Information about the use of gabapentin for preventing seizures.

Information about the use of oral carbamazepine to prevent epileptic seizures. 

Information about the use of clobazam to prevent epileptic seizures. 

Information about the use of clonazepam to prevent epileptic seizures.