It is not advised as tramadol and lidocaine both lower the seizure threshold making one more prone to seizures.
Anti-biotics can lower the seizure threshold, as can being sick. So if someone is sick and/or is on anti-biotics they could be more likely to get a seizure. That does not mean that the anti-biotic they are taking is responsible for them getting a seizure. So Amoxillin could not be said to cause seizures.
Not a good idea. Both lower the seizure threshold, and depending on your dosage, and what types of steroids, your risk for a seizure could skyrocket.
Wellbutrin is contraindicated for evening primrose oil as it can lower the seizure threshold in some individuals.
No. It does not mix well with the medication and even if you are not on medication, it lowers the seizure threshold, making you more apt to having a seizure.
Short answer- Yes, in general antibiotics may cause a grand mal seizure. Long answer- In any specific case, maybe. People who are sick and getting antibiotics are more likely to have a seizure from the underlying illness, and potentially the associated fever. There is a concept of a seizure threshold. Think of the brain like a pot of water, and a seizure like boiling. Anything that raises the temperature (metaphorically) increases the chances of having a seizure. These can include generally being sick, a high fever, electrolyte abnormalities, genetic propensity, and certain medications. Also medications can interfere with the metabolism of seizure medications and in some people the infection involves the brain, and can cause seizures. Some antibiotics (but not all) are known to lower the seizure threshold, and have a slight increase in the number of seizures, usually a few patients in every thousand treated. Justin Montanye, MD
No. Ultram XL is a brand name of tramadol, a drug which raises the seizure threshold. Concerta (brand for methylphenidate) also lowers the seizure threshold putting you at a risk of having a seizure. Moreover, tramadol has stimulant properties on its own which will sinergise with Concerta.
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because ALL anti-psychotics may decrease seizure threshold (especially with Chlorpromazine and Clozapine)
it lowers the Seizure threshold! Consult a Doctor!
Dorsal gluteal. Though most hospitals are shying away from Demerol due to it lowering seizure threshold
400mg is the max recommended dosage for therapeutic use. Typically, no more than 300mg is prescribed. If you are taking it for recreational use, it's not a wise idea since it does significantly lower the seizure threshold.