mental health stability.
9. Some Anticonvulsants
Anticonvulsants are medicines used to treat seizures and sometimes other conditions such as nerve pain or mood disorders. Examples include phenytoin and other seizure-related medications.
Some anticonvulsants may require dose monitoring, blood tests, or medical follow-up depending on the person’s health and the specific drug. People with kidney or liver problems may need special dosing.
If you take seizure medication, do not skip doses or stop suddenly unless your doctor tells you to.
10. Certain Cancer, Immune, and Thyroid-Related Treatments
Some chemotherapy, immune-suppressing, transplant,
