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Old 06-10-2010, 06:46 AM #1
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Default Keppra as a secondary med...

Hi all..
Had a seizure the other day, its been a while since I had one unless messing with meds. Not a fun day, stress at work is what I think brought it on (and other junk on my mind). I called the doctors office and they want to add 500 mg. of Keppra to my daily dose of topamax and what Im wondering is how many of you have experience with this med and what are your side effects?
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