Understanding the Antiseizure Action: Is Carbamazepine an Antiseizure?
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First introduced into clinical use in the 1960s, carbamazepine is a well-established anticonvulsant and mood-stabilizing drug. Its primary function as an **antiseizure** medication involves calming the overactive nerve impulses responsible for causing seizures. This article explores the pharmacological basis of carbamazepine, its range of therapeutic applications, and important considerations for its use.
