Also if its dizziness as a side effects sometimes,( not always) the dizziness can be overridden by adding higher concentrate of sodium. ( chicken noodle soup broth, pickle juice, etc)

Look for side-effects and possible remedies like eating after taking it.

It’s up to the Dr. on whether or not he/she increases your med dosage. When you get your blood levels checked, that will tell your Dr. , whether or not the med get increased or not. It’s even possible that your Dr. , may or may not , change you to a new med or add to the med that your already taking.

Watch the side affects of the medication. If they feel off call your doctor.
I have had a prescription increase after my last seizure and became mean in a few days after.
Called the neurologist and lowered my medication to the previous level. I have not had any issues after that. Medication is working fine I'm happy to say.
Have a blessed night.

I usually go about my life as normal as possoble. If i rest and take it easy i find it hard to go back, but i do monitpr the symptpms to know if tje new dose helps or if theres side effects. If its a new medication entirely i wpuld do as much research on that medication to get a better understanding of side effects, how most other people find it, how it works in the body, and regular limits of doses of that medication.

Every body finds different ways to adjust to new medication but take notes, listen to the drs instructions, and take it one day at a time. If you do read the list of side effects try not to worry about the potential side effects cause they may not happen to you as every body reacts differently, and keep in contact with your dr to let them know how you your doing.