What Doctors Don't Tell YouThe anti epileptic drug vigabatrin could cause vision problems in many patients, new research indicates. ...
Individuals with well controlled epilepsy are unlikely to experience adverse effects if taken off their antiepileptic drugs. ...
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The epilepsy drug phenytoin can cause brain damage in babies if taken during pregnancy, according to a Canadian study. ...
The sudden stopping of drug therapy to epileptic children does not increase the risk of seizure. ...
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Children with epilepsy taking the drug vigabatrin to control seizures may end up with retinal damage, according to new findings.
