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Seizures responsible for raging?
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<blockquote data-quote="mom_in_training" data-source="post: 75543" data-attributes="member: 2727"><p>I don't know about the seizures themselves being responsible for the rages. My son sees his neuro tomorrow, I will ask him about that. I have yet to ever hear about that but can say that when my son started taking Keppra for his seizure disorder he went from happy go lucky laughing all of the time to mad at the world. Totally out of charactor for him!!!! It was horrible. Some of the drugs are known to cause anger issues as well as suicidal ideation. I would agree with Sara that it is possible that stress can induce seizures. I personally have learned that stress alone can have a big impact on ones health.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mom_in_training, post: 75543, member: 2727"] I don't know about the seizures themselves being responsible for the rages. My son sees his neuro tomorrow, I will ask him about that. I have yet to ever hear about that but can say that when my son started taking Keppra for his seizure disorder he went from happy go lucky laughing all of the time to mad at the world. Totally out of charactor for him!!!! It was horrible. Some of the drugs are known to cause anger issues as well as suicidal ideation. I would agree with Sara that it is possible that stress can induce seizures. I personally have learned that stress alone can have a big impact on ones health. [/QUOTE]
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