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Old 06-27-2007, 08:17 PM #1
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Confused Anyone on Keppra ?
Hi - I have been on Dilantin & Lamictal in the past. In January of this year my neuro switched me to Keppra and I have been seizure free for six months. Until the other night - I fell asleep on the couch and forgot to take my meds.....and had one in my sleep (which is the only type of seizure I have so is normal for me).

Anyone have any similar experiences? Or success with Keppra - tips, etc.....
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