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Amy medication has risks. If you look up basic Tylenol and read possible side effects most people would never use it. Your doctor reviews your body make up(chemistry) and compares to drug side effects and then makes a decision as to whether the side effects out weigh the benefits. You can even do that yourself. Read the package insert that is on the drug manufacturer website. You can even go to the FDA & get the package insert. Read the first page of mandated side effects and then “post market effect”. PME is when the drug is FDA approved and goes out into the public for use. Any side effects are to be reported. To me those ones are most important.
Healthy living is #1 reduction of stroke. Registered dietitians, Certified Nutritionist can help start you on a good path.
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This is a really important question. The relationship between epilepsy and strokes actually goes both ways — strokes are one of the leading causes of epilepsy in adults, especially in people over 60. But can epilepsy cause strokes? There is some evidence suggesting a link.
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