5. Seizure Medications Several anti-seizure medications interact with hormonal birth control by lowering the levels of the contraceptives in your system. This can make them less effective at ...

A bill that’s won approval in the Iowa legislature calls on Iowa schools to train all staff in how to recognize and respond to seizures and have at least one person on staff who can administer ...

Anti-seizure medicines helped Dornte manage his epilepsy for a time, but he dealt with side effects like memory loss, shaking, and mood swings. By his mid-40s, medication wasn't enough.

An easy way to properly dispose of unused medicine is by taking part in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, ...

Instead, turn in unused prescription drugs at hospitals, pharmacies and other designated locations during the U.S. Drug ...

The Epilepsy Society has welcomed the findings of an international study that throws new light on why some people with focal ...

There are concerns patients prescribed anti-seizure medications still aren't being made aware of the risks to unborn children ...

Certain common genetic changes might make some people with focal epilepsy less responsive to seizure medications, finds a new global study.