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I have 8 stitches on the outside and more on the inside. I had a cyst removed from my leg. I thought it was small but it ended up being pretty large. I was put on a strong antibiotic. I have had one seizure that would not stop so I had to take Nazalym. And 2 small ones. I contacted my doctor and the nurse said to stop taking it.
Earlier this year, I had a small cyst on my abdomen. I found that putting apple cider on it will make it dry up and go away. That is what I did and - it dried up and no problem. My doctor was stunned that I didn't opt for the operation. It really hurt as it was around my bra area.
That sounds like a really stressful experience — dealing with a larger-than-expected procedure and then having seizures on top of it is a lot to handle. Stopping the antibiotic was the right call, and it's good you reached out to your doctor quickly.
Certain antibiotics are known to interfere with brain chemicals that help Show Full Answer
I remember hearing years ago that there were food cures - and that is true. You just have to find out what they are. I heard that eating asparagus is supposed to help you with cancer - I never tried that one. And if you have variose veins, just apply apple cider to them and rub in - they slowly dry up. Everything takes time but it works.
I had a few seizures last time I was on antibiotics, but they couldn’t prove that’s what caused them so I had to finish all 2 weeks off the antibiotics and had more seizures. They still say they can’t prove anything
Good post, I agree with the epilepsy team mentioned about it and other people's opinions here which is ok, but I would suggest after getting people's opinions and support from here,then go to your doc about the situation at hand and go from there about it and good luck with your outcome with it my opinion here amen
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