Head Injury, Frontal Lobe Seizure, Taken Depakote, Keppra, Lamictal, Gabapentin, Lorazepam
Thanks for the query.
It looks like you have seizure disorder (fits) probably due to old head injury. But it is not clear why you are having these inspite of medications.
If some one does not respond to medicines the reasons may be:
1. Refractory epilepsy (medically resistant)
2. Not a seizure at all
3. Psychogenic seizures
4. wrong selection of medicines and low or inadequate dose of the medicines.
So to sort all these issues you have to XXXXXXX a Epilepsy specialist who can do a test called Video EEG.
In this we capture the pass outs and see what they are and from where are they coming.
This clears all the doubts in the diagnosis.
We call this procedure as classification of paroxysmal events. If it turns out to be medically refractory epilepsy, then you may have to undergo further tests to find out if it can be cured with surgery.
You can go to Cleveland epilepsy clinic and find out more about this test.
I will be available for follow up if you have further concerns.
Wishing you good health.