Thanks very much for the hope and guidance you gave.
kindly suggest me names of some good neurosurgeons who speecialise in this area specifically along with the fee structure. Please also inform me about any alternative form of medicine for this purpose.
thanks once agin.
M. Bansal
The seizures caused by a tumor are not from the tumor itself but from the immediate surrounding brain tissue. Even if the tumor is removed there is a chance of continueing seizures. The trauma from surgery or radiation itself to brain tissue in itself has a small risk of continuing seizures. I cannot comment on whether there is evidence that the tumor has recurred without knowing your case or MRI scan
There are several other reasons for continued seizures - if you miss medication doses, some medication interact with the phenytoin and reduce the level, or you may require a larger dose for your weight. Your doctor should be able to tell you. Phenytoin concentrations are easily measured in the blood and can tell if there are absorption problems. Sometimes seizures become resistant to a medication for reasons we do not know - in that case there are many other seizure medications that can be tried that may be effective.
Seizures by themselves, if well controlled, should not limit your lifespan
Good luck