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mad_zappy

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Joined: 21 Apr 2006
Posts: 5
Location: Seattle,WA
Smoking And Seizures
Posted: 05-02-06 13:36pm

Just want to know if nicotine can cause seizures or inhibit aeds in any way. I've never asked my Dr. The topic just never came up!
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Pauly Want a Cracker

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Joined: 09 May 2006
Posts: 15
Location: glasgow
Smoking And Seizures
Posted: 05-12-06 21:30pm

Hi there mad zappy I have epilepsy and smoke and there is no effect on my epilepsy or my meds . This is from a book on epilepsy this next bit okay can I smoke? Smoking has no effect on epilepsy, but if the individual must smoke then thought needs to be given to safety, for example, not smoking indoors alone or in bed ever. Again this is from a book will street drugs affect my epilepsy? Yes, they may, some street drugs can cause seizures, as alcohol can. The activities that accompany taking them, such as late nights and lack of sleep, can also make seizures more likely. If I can be of more help to you please get in contact with me my email is p aul.Baird5@btinternet.Com
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shelbe

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Posted: 05-17-06 07:46am

I have had epilepsy for neally 7 years.I used to smoke but quit last year.My fits have reduced,not sure if its just coincidence but if it is,its a bloody good one
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trishabunny

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Joined: 13 Jul 2005
Posts: 216
Location: manitoba
Seizures
Posted: 05-17-06 08:57am

Here is some info on seizures hope it helps :)
http:/ /endoflifecare.Tripod.Com/kidsyoungadults/ id31.Html
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