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Carbamazepine is the drug of choice in the treatment of simple and complex partial seizures, trigeminal neuralgia and glossopharyngeal neuralgia. It is often preferred over phenobarbital Or phenytoin because of its anti-inflammatory properties and fewer side effects. This article Provides an overview of the mechanism of action and medicinal properties of carbamazepine to explain the most common side effects and toxic effects of the disease. Most of these effects, that is those affecting the nervous system or cardiovascular system, are related to increased use of the drug in plasma and disappear rapidly after treatment. Other less toxic conditions, such as aplastic anaemia or fatal liver disease, can be attributed to the unexpected. Carbamazepine Poisoning causes clinical symptoms with neurological and cardiovascular symptoms, usually Accidental and sometimes secondary to a combination of other drugs. The results are generally good, sometimes spontaneous recovery and the mortality rate is very Low. There is no specific antibiotic. Oral activated charcoal has been shown to be an effective Treatment that reduces the plasma half-life of the drug.