Midazolam for Seizures User Reviews
Brand names: Nayzilam Seizalam
- Laura
- Taken for less than 1 month
- November 24, 2023
Nayzilam (midazolam) "My nurse practitioner gave me this for cluster seizures. I started having them with my regular meds not working. The two times I have used this, it stopped within minutes. Downside, it made me dry heave and throw up."
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Nayzilam (midazolam) "My daughter had epilepsy and began using this spray a few months ago whenever she feels a seizure coming. So far she has used it 4 times and it has prevented a seizure each time. She also takes 600 mg Lamictal. In her epilepsy support group, many members shared that they use this spray for the same reason. The spray allowed her to stop a second drug that was affecting her cognition."