Epilepsy

Epilepsy happens when the normal electrical activity in the brain changes. It is often thought to be related to genes you inherit from your parents or to changes in your genes, and it is sometimes caused by brain damage after a head injury, stroke or infection. For many people, what causes epilepsy is not clear.

These medicines for epilepsy can be ordered here. Valproic acid is sold here as Valparin and valproic acid capsules. Carbamazepine is sold here as generic Tegretol. Divalproex is sold here as generic Depakote. Lamotrigine is sold here as generic Lamictal. More are listed on this page. Each one has its own product page with its strengths and pack sizes.

Medicines for epilepsy can be ordered online here with delivery to Hong Kong, for example generic Depakote, generic Dilantin and generic Lamictal. To order, choose the strength and pack size on the product page, add it to the cart and pay on the secure payment page by Visa, Mastercard or American Express, or by Bitcoin or Ethereum. Tracked courier delivery to Hong Kong takes 5 to 9 business days, and standard airmail takes 14 to 21 business days without tracking. Every order ships in plain, unbranded packaging.

Epilepsy is a condition that affects the brain and causes seizures, which are sometimes called fits. Having a seizure does not always mean you have epilepsy, because seizures can have other causes.

Depakene and Epilim are brand names of valproic acid. Mazetol, Zeptol and Timonil are brand names of carbamazepine. Dicorate and Epival are brand names of divalproex. The medicines listed here are generics, not the original brands.

The main treatment for epilepsy is anti-epileptic or anti-seizure medicine, which is used to prevent seizures. The medicine recommended depends on the type of seizures and things like age, sex and other conditions.

The cards on this page show the starting price per capsule or tablet of each medicine for epilepsy. Each product page gives the price for every strength and pack size, in Hong Kong dollars, US dollars or another currency you pick from the currency menu.

For people with epilepsy whose seizures are not completely controlled by medicine, a diary can help identify triggers such as tiredness, stress, periods, flashing lights, food or drink. Not drinking too much alcohol can also help, because alcohol can increase the risk of seizures.

Usually the only symptom of epilepsy is having seizures. Symptoms of seizures can include unusual feelings or sensations, such as strange smells, numbness or tingling, changes in vision, or suddenly feeling scared.