A mother in Lima, Peru, is urgently requesting assistance from the Ministry of Health due to a reported shortage of Levetiracetam, an essential oral solution used to treat her daughter’s epilepsy at the Cayetano Heredia Hospital. The shortage, reported from the Los Olivos district, threatens the young girl’s ongoing treatment and well-being. The mother’s plea highlights potential disruptions in healthcare access for individuals with epilepsy. This incident raises concerns about the availability of vital medications within the Peruvian public health system. The Ministry of Health has yet to respond publicly to the reported shortage. The mother is hoping for swift action to secure the necessary medication for her child. Further investigations are needed to determine the scope of the shortage and prevent similar situations.