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Can I Smoke Weed While On Keppra (750 Mg)

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October 29
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Any substance that alters your state of consciousness has to be managed properly smoking cannabis in moderation does have a therapeutic effect on brain chemistry and relaxing of muscle spasms the mind etc..but excessive use can definitely be a seizure trigger and increase anxieties.

October 30
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Hi Crizzy, my son smokes regularly. Not sure if its good for him or not. As a mom I can't see the benefits or the helpfulness. He is just starting his journey. We aren't able to get into his neurologist until January so we have no one to ask about it. So far it seems like trying to get answers to all our questions is going to be very non existent. Hope you find your answers.

October 30
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Talk to your Dr. about CBD ( another part of Marijuana ) .

October 30
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

There is limited research on the effects of combining cannabis and levetiracetam. Some key points to consider: Cannabis can potentially interact with levetiracetam and other anti-seizure medications, increasing side effects or reducing effectiveness. It's best to use caution and consult your doctor first. Gradually reducing Show Full Answer

There is limited research on the effects of combining cannabis and levetiracetam. Some key points to consider: Cannabis can potentially interact with levetiracetam and other anti-seizure medications, increasing side effects or reducing effectiveness. It's best to use caution and consult your doctor first. Gradually reducing or stopping cannabis use under medical supervision is advised if you have concerns about interactions. This allows your healthcare provider to monitor your epilepsy management. Ongoing support from healthcare professionals is key to maintaining seizure control while navigating lifestyle choices. Consider joining MyEpilepsyTeam to connect with others facing similar challenges.

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