[2] During a monotherapy clinical trial of topiramate in the treatment of epilepsy in adults, the following respiratory effects, infections, or related symptoms were reported in patients receiving 50 mg per day vs
[2] [4] [28] According to the Beers Criteria, anticonvulsants are considered potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs) in geriatric patients with a history of falls or fractures and should be avoided in these patient populations, except for treating seizure and mood disorders, since anticonvulsants can produce ataxia, impaired psychomotor function, syncope, and additional falls
If identified, B12 injections can be part of a treatment plan designed to enhance energy levels and overall quality of life
In adipose tissue, elevated NNMT activity is strongly correlated with obesity, insulin resistance, and cellular aging
Tissue-level healing builds through weeks 2 to 4