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| ====== Acetazolamide ====== | ====== Acetazolamide ====== |
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| ===== Authorised indications ===== | ===== Authorised indications ===== |
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| Acetazolamide has limited use as an adjunctive therapy for a variety of seizures, but mainly absences | Acetazolamide has limited use as an adjunctive therapy for a variety of seizures, but mainly absences |
| [(:cite:pmid11393330>{{pmid>long:11393330)]. However, it also controls myoclonic jerks, generalised tonic–clonic seizures (GTCSs) and focal seizures. It is particularly used for intermittent administration in catamenial epilepsy (5 days before the expected onset of menses and continued until termination of bleeding)[(:cite:pmid11422329>{{pmid>long:11422329)];it is not recommended if there is a likelihood of pregnancy. | [(:cite:pmid11393330>{{pmid>long:11393330}})]. However, it also controls myoclonic jerks, generalised tonic–clonic seizures (GTCSs) and focal seizures. It is particularly used for intermittent administration in catamenial epilepsy (5 days before the expected onset of menses and continued until termination of bleeding)[(:cite:pmid11422329>{{pmid>long:11422329}})];it is not recommended if there is a likelihood of pregnancy. |
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| ===== Dosage and titration ===== | ===== Dosage and titration ===== |
