"Change in Medication"

About: Raigmore Hospital / Neurology Raigmore Hospital Neurology IV2 3UJ

Posted by capellayb39 (as the patient), 6 years ago

I was diagnosed with an epiletic type condition many years ago and since then have been using epilim but the doctor I am seeing now has decided that I'm no longer requiring these tablets despite the fact my condition remains the same I'm very distressed as I'm unsure how to help my condition which has symptoms daily

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Rachel Hill

Clinical Governance Manager, Clinical Governance Support Team,

NHS Highland

Submitted on 21/06/2018 at 08:43

Published on Care Opinion at 09:48

Dear Capellayb39
I was sorry to read your post and learn of your distress.
We are keen to discuss this with you. Could your contact the Feedback Team on 01463 705997 or email nhshighland.feedback@nhs.net? When we have a bit more detail we will see what we can do to help you
Look forward to hearing from you
Rachel

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