That is the kind of question that needs to be dealt with by a Doctor Who knows about the person in question and the type and dosages of medication they are on. People taking medication for epilepsy do have anaesthetics, but it is always important to know what medication is being taken.
does acai berry interfere with medications?
interfere with medications
atonic type seizure
interfere with medications
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
blood thinner
I don't think so, but call your doctor to find out.
Anti-seizure medications such as carbamazepine (Tegretol). Calcium channel drugs may increase the effects of these medicines.
Pseudoephedrine.
Steroids should not interfere with deworming medications but it will definitely with vaccinations.
If you have a seizure while pregnant you need to go to a hospital. Your doctor will give you medications that are safe for the baby. It can be dangerous without medical attention.
Primidone may have negative interactions with adrenocorticoids (cortisone-like medications), antibiotics, antidepressants, anticoagulants, antihistimines, asthma medications, barbituates, and monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs).