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Posted by Phillipa on November 28, 2008, at 13:35:28
This is a real life situation my husband's brother early 40's now had a brain tumor late teens surgery couldn't remove it all . Had chemo and radiation. He didn't used to but not acts wierd kind of like a stroke victim the neurologist just does a quick check on him he's on generic tegetol his dad said yesterday. His sister and and people are seeing how strange he's acting like not knowing how to throw a plate paper in trash and both expressed concern yesterday think he should get an MRI, change meds, any suggestions. I mean he was treated over 20 years ago. On tegretol generic three times a day total 600mg thanks Phillipa
Posted by Phillipa on November 28, 2008, at 13:36:52
In reply to Real Life Situation For Husband's Family Member Br, posted by Phillipa on November 28, 2008, at 13:35:28
Forgot he does have grand mal seizures occasionally. Phillipa
Posted by JadeKelly on November 28, 2008, at 16:42:31
In reply to Real Life Situation For Husband's Family Member Br, posted by Phillipa on November 28, 2008, at 13:35:28
> This is a real life situation my husband's brother early 40's now had a brain tumor late teens surgery couldn't remove it all . Had chemo and radiation. He didn't used to but not acts wierd kind of like a stroke victim the neurologist just does a quick check on him he's on generic tegetol his dad said yesterday. His sister and and people are seeing how strange he's acting like not knowing how to throw a plate paper in trash and both expressed concern yesterday think he should get an MRI, change meds, any suggestions. I mean he was treated over 20 years ago. On tegretol generic three times a day total 600mg thanks Phillipa
Hey Phillipa,
Shouldn't they get him to a good neurologist, like yesterday?? Sorry to hear, hope he gets the treatment he needs.
~Jade
Posted by Maria3667 on November 28, 2008, at 19:04:40
In reply to Real Life Situation For Husband's Family Member Br, posted by Phillipa on November 28, 2008, at 13:35:28
Hi Phillipa,
Haven't got a clue how to treat this. I feel for you though, in this tough situation. Is he seeing a good neurologist?
Best wishes,
Maria> This is a real life situation my husband's brother early 40's now had a brain tumor late teens surgery couldn't remove it all . Had chemo and radiation. He didn't used to but not acts wierd kind of like a stroke victim the neurologist just does a quick check on him he's on generic tegetol his dad said yesterday. His sister and and people are seeing how strange he's acting like not knowing how to throw a plate paper in trash and both expressed concern yesterday think he should get an MRI, change meds, any suggestions. I mean he was treated over 20 years ago. On tegretol generic three times a day total 600mg thanks Phillipa
Posted by Phillipa on November 28, 2008, at 20:50:02
In reply to Re: Real Life Situation For Husband's Family Member Br » Phillipa, posted by Maria3667 on November 28, 2008, at 19:04:40
To both Jade and Maria I've seen that neurologist years ago and seriously think he's cant say it not civil. maria need to talk to you. Love Phillipa Thanks for your reponses
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