Which of the following is a clinical management goal when titrating antiepileptic medications?
A) Titrate the patient to the maximum recommend dose even if they experience side effects.
B) Attempt to arrive at medication monotherapy, if possible
C) Combine two medications at low doses.
D) Achieve seizure-free status with the highest possible dosage of antiepileptic drug therapy.
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