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How are succinamides used?
succinamides are used to control and prevent absence (petit mal) seizures associated with the disorder. Succinamides are most often used in conjunction with other anticonvulsant medications to control other types of seizures.
How do people begin taking succinamides?
When beginning a course of treatment that includes succinamides, most physicians recommend a gradual dose-increasing regimen. Patients typically take a reduced dose at the beginning of treatment.
What are some conditions which could mean that treatment with succinamides is inappropriate?
Persons with gastrointestinal disorders, stroke , anemia, mental illness, diabetes, high blood presure, angina (chest pain), irregular heartbeats, or other heart problems.
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