Is anyone taking Xcopri?
My husband is on a new medication, Xcopri. I was wondering if anyone else is taking it.
He had his first seizure at the end of April 2025. He is 72 years old. The doctor who saw him at the hospital prescribed 1000 mg of Keppra twice a day. It made him very drowsy. He asked about having the dose lowered but the doctor said he couldn’t guarantee that a lower dose would keep him from having a seizure. My husband changed doctors.
The new doctor put him on Xcopri. He takes it at bedtime so he isn’t drowsy during the day.
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@jemollica
I wish you and your son the best. It's terrible and extremely frustrating when you don't have answers. If you ever want to talk or need more information on Epidiolex, always feel free to reach out.
Kerry
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1 Reaction@santosha
Hi Chris,
Absolutely! Always feel free to tag me if you think I can help. Looking forward to talking with you soon!
Kerry
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2 Reactions@keeg1010 thank you
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3 ReactionsYes I take xcorpi.
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2 ReactionsHi @ellierwin
I've just caught up with your post — I was on holiday until last week, so I'm a little late to the conversation, but welcome to the Epilepsy & Seizures group at Mayo Clinic Connect!
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. How has Xcopri been working for you so far? And if you don't mind sharing — what type of epilepsy and seizures do you have?
Chris
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@santosha xcorpi is working really well and I have peti mal seziures.
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1 ReactionHi @ellierwin
If I'm understanding you correctly, XCopri has stopped your grand mal seizures — which is wonderful news! You mentioned you're still experiencing petit mal seizures, though. How often do they occur, and what has your doctor said about bringing those under better control?
Chris
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