Relentless seizures and minimal-to-no response to meds could (rarely) be symptoms of an epileptic syndrome. For most of my youth ( until I had the neurosurgeries at age 30ish) , I had intractable seizures, regardless of which medicine I was on. These syndromes are rare. Fortunately don't have a syndrome. Sorry for writing so much.

It means that your kid’s body is resisting the medication some. But. For some of us, your doctor just has to find the right prescription that works for you That may possibly happen.

But, if you’ve already been how many medication on the market. you may have Refractory Epilepsy ( resistant to medication )

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I have had drug resistant epilepsy ever since I was 10 years old. When I was 17 I got the Vagus Nerve Stimulator (VNS) but now have a Neurostimulator (RNS) but I still have epilepsy.

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