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Old 04-30-2009, 01:13 PM #1
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Default Metabolism and meds
I am new to this whole seizure disorder stuff. I had my first in December 08 and I just had another one a week ago. With the help of my neurologist, I was trying to decrease the Keppra and ramp up the Lemictol. Evidently, I wasn't at a dose high enough to prevent the seizure. One question I have is can working out (cardio & weight lifting) have any kind of effect on your metabolism that could then impact having seizures?
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