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Unhappy I need Depression meds., that, won't cause siezures!!!

I have Spina Bifida, which, *can* cause siezures.
Unfortunately, I suffer from Depression, also. Does anyone know
about Spina Bifida and siezures, and, do you know of any
anti-depressants, I can take, which, won't interfere with my
Spina Bifida, and, cause siezures???

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Just saw this post let me see what I can hunt down for you either info or someone that can help..Please be patient ... be back soon as I find something.

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I am seeing if Mrs.D will be able to help with some info ...I know she will be by as soon as she gets a chance... hope you doing okay and I am sending positive energy and good vibs to you. Sorry I wasnt able to dig up anything helpful yet ..will keep looking tho .
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I am seeing if Mrs.D will be able to help with some info ...I know she will be by as soon as she gets a chance... hope you doing okay and I am sending positive energy and good vibs to you. Sorry I wasnt able to dig up anything helpful yet ..will keep looking tho .
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I don't know, whether, you & I have chatted, but, thank you soooo much for what you're doing!

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Hello,

just so your post...

have you suffer seizures ?? I mean, I know 1 in 20 people with spina bifida may develop seizures, but I dont think, if you havent had any, taking an antidepressive will induce you one...

I mean, what I want to say, even when you have spina bifida, if you dont suffer already of seizures, you have the same risk like anybody else to suffer a seizure for taking antidepressives... that's why antidepressives dosage need to be carefully controlled by your doc...

Hold a minute while I check some info regarding antidepressives... I, personally take prozac which can induce seizures but at high dosages... i mean, overdosages....

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...and... yep, Im back...

You might want to ask your doc about Paroxetine... it seems that among antidepressants it's induction of seizures is too low... and, people with spina bifida take it.



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I did have my first siezure when I was 9 or 10.
That was it, until, I started taking Fluoxetine, which, I think, is causing
them, again???


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Hello,

just so your post...

have you suffer seizures ?? I mean, I know 1 in 20 people with spina bifida may develop seizures, but I dont think, if you havent had any, taking an antidepressive will induce you one...

I mean, what I want to say, even when you have spina bifida, if you dont suffer already of seizures, you have the same risk like anybody else to suffer a seizure for taking antidepressives... that's why antidepressives dosage need to be carefully controlled by your doc...

Hold a minute while I check some info regarding antidepressives... I, personally take prozac which can induce seizures but at high dosages... i mean, overdosages....

be right back



Take care about taking antidepressant drugs. Most neuroleptic drugs are epileptogenic (can cause fits). The same applies to ethanol (alcohol) which is also a neuroleptic drug. Surely your Doctor is the best person to guide you on this.
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